I blew a channel in my Onix and finally decided to repair it. I found that they used a carbon resistor in one position and I don't understand why. Here's the circuit diagram:
It's the 3.47k resistor circled in red. I need to replace it because it's drifted to 3.93k and wondered if it would degrade the sound if I used a metal film?
Doing a Google image search reveals that they always used a carbon resistor in that position (directly in front of the fuse).
It's the 3.47k resistor circled in red. I need to replace it because it's drifted to 3.93k and wondered if it would degrade the sound if I used a metal film?
Doing a Google image search reveals that they always used a carbon resistor in that position (directly in front of the fuse).
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