Does anyone have a schematic for this amp? Does anyone have a part number for the gain pots or frequency pot? Also for the Hawkeye pot?
I got the amp working by cleaning the switches and pots but a few are still scratchy sounding and need replaced.
I got the amp working by cleaning the switches and pots but a few are still scratchy sounding and need replaced.
Maybe I'm doing something wrong but when I search Mouser and use the filters to narrow my search it only comes up with shaft mounted potentiometers. These have a shaft that goes through them and is removable.
They have 'Spain' on them which I associate with Piher (possibly erroneously).
Someone posted the contact information for Jaime that repairs SoundStream and used to sell parts. Hopefully they will again. Maybe he can help if you don't find what you're looking for.
Someone posted the contact information for Jaime that repairs SoundStream and used to sell parts. Hopefully they will again. Maybe he can help if you don't find what you're looking for.
ACP. That's what's written on them, in the photos I have, before 'spain'. I could read the A and the P but not the C.
Can anyone by looking at the schematic tell me what the purpose of R185 and R219 are? They are burned badly and out of tolerance.
They should read 5.1 ohms. One reads 2ohms and the other 9 ohms.
I have ordered new ones. I just want to know if they are old and have ran hot for along time, or I should be looking to see why they are burned. I have seen other resistors look burned from heat because of a long life of running hot but still within tolerance.
They should read 5.1 ohms. One reads 2ohms and the other 9 ohms.
I have ordered new ones. I just want to know if they are old and have ran hot for along time, or I should be looking to see why they are burned. I have seen other resistors look burned from heat because of a long life of running hot but still within tolerance.
They are the zobel resistors. Are the caps in series with them shorted?
If not, the amp was likely abused or was oscillating at some point.
If not, the amp was likely abused or was oscillating at some point.