06-07-2016, 08:25 AM
(This post was last modified: 06-07-2016, 11:21 AM by GoldenVulture.)
I removed the old cans and fitted the new caps. I concocted a replacement for the multi-cap. This also included new resistors. I had to adjust the bias which was working better after finding a bad connection at the adjust trim.
Proof of concept was the motive behind doing this and it worked. Fuck all noise. I've only given it a short test with a single 12" in a cabinet and running only two ELs4's. It's still running really high HT. It Sounded okay, the tone controls are pretty ineffective, I'll have to work on that.
When I removed the cans I discovered two of them were only 200v ones that should have been 350v ones.
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Proof of concept was the motive behind doing this and it worked. Fuck all noise. I've only given it a short test with a single 12" in a cabinet and running only two ELs4's. It's still running really high HT. It Sounded okay, the tone controls are pretty ineffective, I'll have to work on that.
When I removed the cans I discovered two of them were only 200v ones that should have been 350v ones.
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