Hoffman Amplifiers Tube Amplifier Forum
Amp Stuff => Tube Amp Building - Tweaks - Repairs => Topic started by: Big chief on February 21, 2021, 08:57:53 am
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Can some one please tell me where the out put wire for the reverb tank goes on the circuit board as I can not find on schematic the wire has fallen off any help would be great
Ampeg B12 XT
Thanks
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Look at the top right of the schematic. It's called echo unit.
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Replaced the capacitors in this amp as per my friends request.
Have distortion on channel one channel two sounds great
All tubes check ok. Retintion all tube sockets and cleaned tube sockets
Voltages seem to be close to schematic on all tubes
Getting DC volts through some of the capacitors that my friend gave me to install
I do not know where to check from here Could I have some bad caps? .047 .022
Please help
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Getting DC volts through some of the capacitors that my friend gave me to install
I do not know where to check from here Could I have some bad caps? .047 .022
Good caps don't pass DC. However, once a cap is installed in a circuit you can't just say some caps pass DC. Some times there is supposed to be DC on both sides of the cap. I see several such cases on that schematic. To test for a leaky cap you must disconnect the end of the cap that's connected to the lower voltage then fire up the amp and check for voltage on the dangling end of the cap. If voltage is present, then the cap is leaky.
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I can not figure out what I did wrong as I replaced each cap I at a time
very bad distortion only on channel one
I have attached photos a black mark is on caps that I have dc voltage on first cap on left 125 vdc
next cap 295 vdc third cap 9.2
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2nd photo
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DID YOU READ MY REPLY?
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Sorry I just read your reply will try now to check each cap
Thanks very much
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Checked capacitors none leaking any suggestions where I go from here?