i bought a digital designs z2 amplifier in non working condition. the previous owner said he heard a pop from it and he said it looked like a few transistors were blown. i just brought it to a local electronics shop by me and the guy told me the mosfets are blown nd he can not get in touch with digital designs for replacements.
is there anyway i can do this repair myself? would i be able to find replacements for something like this?
is there anyway i can do this repair myself? would i be able to find replacements for something like this?
Talk to Digital Designs yourself. They're really good people.
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You CAN and WILL be able to get in touch with DD, also if there is no other way, or coz you can, go to Soundpressure.com Forum - Powered by vBulletin with this.
Amm yea, you are looking at replacing fets (input and/or output), there could be dead drivers for those fets, voltages for IC's would need to be checked,...
I bet this amp was shaking(mounted on the box). Is this an old z2, or is it newer z2a?
Amm yea, you are looking at replacing fets (input and/or output), there could be dead drivers for those fets, voltages for IC's would need to be checked,...
I bet this amp was shaking(mounted on the box). Is this an old z2, or is it newer z2a?
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