cs4 voltage problem
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Paul Joppa
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Post is unclear - do you mean the RCA jack measures 55 ohms all by itself? In that case you probably have a solder blob or wire whisker partially shorting the jack.
Grainger49
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John,
All 4 RCA Jacks have nylon washers that "Float" the outer conductor, signal common, from the chassis. The signal common and shield are taken to ground elsewhere.
I hope this is what your question was about.
All 4 RCA Jacks have nylon washers that "Float" the outer conductor, signal common, from the chassis. The signal common and shield are taken to ground elsewhere.
I hope this is what your question was about.
Hi all,
Here are the results so far. The amp has no intermittancies when I tap on the circuit boards or sockets. However the gain at 1000 hz is Left chan 42.85 db and Right chan. 49.33 db. What components set the gain for the circuit. Any suggestions greatly appreicated.
Many thank again
Charette
Here are the results so far. The amp has no intermittancies when I tap on the circuit boards or sockets. However the gain at 1000 hz is Left chan 42.85 db and Right chan. 49.33 db. What components set the gain for the circuit. Any suggestions greatly appreicated.
Many thank again
Charette
A good idea would be to swap EF86's to see if it follows a tube. 6922's can also account for some imbalance, but 7dB is pretty large.
In the Eros, the 75K plate load resistors are (in my opinion), most responsible for gain. Next up would be the EQ (if you have a connection issue within the EQ, it can present as gain imbalance), and lastly the tubes themselves.
-PB
In the Eros, the 75K plate load resistors are (in my opinion), most responsible for gain. Next up would be the EQ (if you have a connection issue within the EQ, it can present as gain imbalance), and lastly the tubes themselves.
-PB
