I didn't know if this was like a 're-cap job' where you were simply trying to do 'preventative maintenance'.
Be aware that if you cannot source these from a reliable/reputable distributor (VERY few on ebay, many counterfeit parts), you may have to use a non-encapsulated part with appropriate insulators/washers to make it reliable.
Digi-key has the 4024.
Be aware that if you cannot source these from a reliable/reputable distributor (VERY few on ebay, many counterfeit parts), you may have to use a non-encapsulated part with appropriate insulators/washers to make it reliable.
Digi-key has the 4024.
I know you're going to be tempted to buy from ebay to get an exact replacement. The following is the ONLY distributor I'd trust on this:
littlediode_components on eBay
littlediode_components on eBay
I never blindly re-cap an amp. If you see caps serving a particular duty that look damaged or a particular series of caps in the amp that have a high failure rate, that's different. Too many people replace too many good caps and get only imaginary gains.
After you get the transistors out, double-check all of the resistors in the drive circuit to make sure that all are within tolerance.
After you get the transistors out, double-check all of the resistors in the drive circuit to make sure that all are within tolerance.
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