Bugera 333xl-212 Infinium schematic

[matt mincer]

Hey All,

I have a Bugera on my bench and can't find the schematic anywhere on the web. I find the non-Infinium schematic but not the one I have. I'm told the Infinium has an auto bias circuit for the output tubes if that helps. Anyone know where I could find the schematic?

Thanks
Matt

[matt mincer]

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[John]

I had looked around too.
What makes the Infinium different than the XL?

[matt mincer]

I had looked around too.
What makes the Infinium different than the XL?

From what I was told on a Facebook forum, the Infinium uses an automatic bias control circuit on the output tubes. I think my problem is on the power amp board. It blows the plate B+ fuse as soon as the thing is powered up. It does it even if there are no tube installed.  The problem is that the circuit board is covered in black so it's difficult to trace out.

M

[John]

The problem is that the circuit board is covered in black

Ugh. Guess that explains the price.    They probably prefer you just swap out boards.


Do you have a current limiter? That would probably keep the fuse from blowing while you take voltages. If the tubes are out and the fuse blows, almost has to be a dead short. Maybe bad filter cap, something like that. I guess they're covered in epoxy too?

[matt mincer]

I've disconnected the B+ wire from the board and it doesn't blow the fuse. So I don't think it's the filter caps. Honestly, the amp board doesn't have much on it so it should be easy. Sadly, not so much so far.

Thanks
Matt

[GENOVA AMPLIFICADORES]

Hello everyone, I have a Bugera 333 INFINIUM, after a few minutes running on current, I have a limiter on the input to avoid blowing the fuse, the automatic bias attenuator indicates changing the output valves, if that doesn't work, they have been tested and they are ok, has anyone already had these with automatic bias?