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RE: NAD! - CTN - 09-21-2015
as for the mods and schematics and whatnot....
I looked for that stuff for my TM18. A long time I looked. several years. Couldn't find squat.
Just about every component in these amps is PCB-mounted and it's all surface mount stuff that's crammed into tiny spaces on the board. If you were to take a soldering iron to that and accidentally apply too much heat to one spot, who knows what other damage you might do to neighboring components or conductive traces.
The only mods I ever came across were people talking about swapping tubes.
RE: NAD! - Oinkus - 09-22-2015
Ext. speaker jack ! Yeah changing tubes voids the warranty too ! from the manual ->>>>>Swapping tubes is more easily, quickly, and safely
done than with a conventional amp. This is a big
help not only in case of a defect, but also when you
want to compare different brands of replacement
tubes.
CAUTION: Replacing tubes is a job for qualified
professionals! TSC™ merely spares the technician the
biasing effort.
What?
RE: NAD! - GoldenVulture - 09-22-2015
Quote:CAUTION: Replacing tubes is a job for qualified
professionals!
RE: NAD! - Oinkus - 09-22-2015
CTN , you should use a resistance soldering iron for PCB boards.