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Join Date: May 2004
Location: turin
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Hello to all
Actually I have a 33 preamp (SN 89456) on which I made a total recapping and thought about transistor substitution on preamplifier boards 12017 and 12019. But there is a small problem: any transistor have marked number model on case. I see on schematics them seems to be all BC109 but on my boards transistors have TO-92 plastic cases really different from TO-18 metal case of BC109. I thought about BC546B as substitute for BC109 but I prefer take more infos before make a disaster:-) Anyone have suggest for this? Thanks in advance MArco - Turin - Italy |
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They probably just never bothered redoing the schematic. The BC10x and BC54x series are same just the metal/plastic version.
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Join Date: May 2004
Location: turin
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Hello Richie
many thanks for your clear and fast answer. All the best. MArco |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: london
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TR300 AND TR301 SELECTED LOW NOISE TYPE
TRY BC550C I HAVE MANY TIMES GOOD LUCK |
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Join Date: May 2004
Location: turin
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Hi
Many thanks for your useful answer also. Have a nice weekend. MArco |
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Join Date: Sep 2005
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Hello,
In the Quad 33 units I have seen, there were BC109C, BC 109B, BC 114, E5270. The BC109C is still available but I had a good experience with the BC550C, costing one-third of the BC109C. Especially on the disc pre-amp board, you would use a low-noise variety of transistor. I am experimenting with op-amp based circuits to replace the disc pre-amp, tape I/O and tone control amplifiers. Of course, the Quad 33 has no symmetrical power supply and single 12V isn't exactly ideal for OPA604-based circuits, so I had to squeeze a new transformer and a +/-15V power supply in the confined space. Sacrilegious acts, I know, but the unit had already been tampered with anyway. Can anyone point at a decent replacement for the stereo 2x50K Log volume potentiometer-with-mains-switch? The Quad representative in the Benelux has one for 40 euro... Cheers, Jacques |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: May 2004
Location: turin
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Hello Jaques
>Especially on the disc pre-amp board, you would use a low->noise variety of transistor. It is my goal, I think after a caps replacement that this phono section could be upgraded with new modern transistor change.. >Can anyone point at a decent replacement for the stereo 2x50K >Log volume potentiometer-with-mains-switch? The Quad >representative in the Benelux has one for 40 euro... I saw sometimes on USA EBay shops this volume pot, other choose could be a simple pot with an external main-switch or considering a low current absorption no switch. All the best.. MArco - Turin - Italy |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: May 2004
Location: turin
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In the Quad 33 units I have seen, there were BC109C, BC 109B, BC 114, E5270.
The BC109C is still available but I had a good experience with the BC550C, costing one-third of the BC109C. Especially on the disc pre-amp board, you would use a low-noise variety of transistor. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hello Jaques after reading your useful infos this evening I have observe 33 board using a magnifing lens and I have seen that some of the transistors are really marked E5270 and now I have another question for you and others: are BC550 /BC546B pins compatible with this old trans? I make a search on Net but I haven't found nothing, obviously I could follow the PCB traces to identify which are Emitter or Collector but if someone could or would help me I'll be really glad. Have a nice night all. MArco |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Sep 2005
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Buon giorno, Marco!
TO-18 (BC 109) and TO-92 cases are practically pin-compatible. In case of doubt, one can always look up a datasheet (even by Google). Many vendors offer datasheets on-line. Just as an example, search for BC546 on it.farnell.com This diagram is a bottom view: Hoping this helps, Jacques |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: May 2004
Location: turin
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Bon Jour Jaques!
many thanks for your useful infos. I'll see on datasheets for these substitute transistors the correct pins orientation. Merci beacoup. MArco |
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