Just acquired a Yamaha C-2a preamp with some other gear and it has, I have been told, bad caps/transistors. Here are the symptoms (just in one channel...the other channel has no problem):
Volume knob: noise and woofer pumping in the first 1/10 of its rotation...the rest of the rotation it is fine
Balance knob (concentric to the volume control): causes a bit less noise and woofer pumping
Mute switch: causes a massive woofer pop each time the switch is toggled
Stereo/Mono switch: causes a massive woofer pop each time the switch is toggled
Again, these symptoms are only in one channel...all controls have been cleaned with no improvement (volume control cleaned as best I can w/o opening it as it's sealed).
If I may, a few questions:
- any idea which caps/trannies are the likely offenders?
- is there a source for a high quality schematic?
- is there a source for a service manual?
Thanks for any and all info.
Volume knob: noise and woofer pumping in the first 1/10 of its rotation...the rest of the rotation it is fine
Balance knob (concentric to the volume control): causes a bit less noise and woofer pumping
Mute switch: causes a massive woofer pop each time the switch is toggled
Stereo/Mono switch: causes a massive woofer pop each time the switch is toggled
Again, these symptoms are only in one channel...all controls have been cleaned with no improvement (volume control cleaned as best I can w/o opening it as it's sealed).
If I may, a few questions:
- any idea which caps/trannies are the likely offenders?
- is there a source for a high quality schematic?
- is there a source for a service manual?
Thanks for any and all info.
hello.
i think jan dupont has a schematic and service manual (at Welcome to Audio Circuit Denmark).
you can compare the working channel with the bad one...........voltage measuring with the multimeter,scope or so................
greetings
i think jan dupont has a schematic and service manual (at Welcome to Audio Circuit Denmark).
you can compare the working channel with the bad one...........voltage measuring with the multimeter,scope or so................
greetings
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