Hi folks!
I need some help.
I have this little neat amp and there is a resistor burnt.
I can't find it on the schamatics because this section is not on it.
The resistor is placed between the volume potentiometer and headphone socket.
It is connected to the groundwire which is soldered over all potentiometers.
Can anyone help me with the right value?
Many thanks in advance!
I need some help.
I have this little neat amp and there is a resistor burnt.
I can't find it on the schamatics because this section is not on it.
The resistor is placed between the volume potentiometer and headphone socket.
It is connected to the groundwire which is soldered over all potentiometers.
Can anyone help me with the right value?
Many thanks in advance!
Hi,
Thanks for reply.
YES i know. The main issues are solved.
Only missing this last piece of the puzzle.
Regards.
Thanks for reply.
YES i know. The main issues are solved.
Only missing this last piece of the puzzle.
Regards.
Since the schematics don't show the preamp part, maybe someone else can chime in.
If that is a ground loop breaking resistor, it could be around 10R.
Is it connected to the headphone jack ground terminal? If so, 10R should be ok.
If that is a ground loop breaking resistor, it could be around 10R.
Is it connected to the headphone jack ground terminal? If so, 10R should be ok.
I think that the soldered wire across the POT is to keep HUM pickup low when a person is touching the control knob.
The resistor that is damaged is to shunt any hum/noise back to ground. i think that this resistor might be 10 ohms or so.
Duke
The resistor that is damaged is to shunt any hum/noise back to ground. i think that this resistor might be 10 ohms or so.
Duke