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Originally posted by g1 View PostOk, the hum balance thing is all good now.
Heater voltage for V1 to V5 is missing. Under this condition there would have been no sound so this has happened since post #340.
R43(443/362vdc)
Hum Balance Pot (1.1/1.1vdc)
R52(299/0mvdc)
V1-V5 pin #9 to 5/4(6.0vac)
V6 pin #9 to 5/4(7.0vac)
V1 1 & 6(229/248vdc)
V2 (310/248vdc)
V3(356/196vdc)
V4(12/223vdc)
V5(356/202vdc)
V6(271/263vdc)
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Originally posted by ca7922303 View Post
Tested signal again, same results as before but also noticed on channel 2 drive pot is somewhat intermittent and 1 power tube trying to redplate with gain in full and volume/master volume nearing full. Does not seem to be at full power though. Definitely channel one (1) is not. Then I found a piece of solder wedged into the inside of hum balance pot. Removed it and now have readings of:
R43(443/362vdc)
Hum Balance Pot (1.1/1.1vdc)
R52(299/0mvdc)
V1-V5 pin #9 to 5/4(6.0vac)
V6 pin #9 to 5/4(7.0vac)
V1 1 & 6(229/248vdc)
V2 (310/248vdc)
V3(356/196vdc)
V4(12/223vdc)
V5(356/202vdc)
V6(271/263vdc)
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Originally posted by g1 View PostOk, the hum balance thing is all good now.
Heater voltage for V1 to V5 is missing. Under this condition there would have been no sound so this has happened since post #340.
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Originally posted by g1 View PostOk, the hum balance thing is all good now.
Heater voltage for V1 to V5 is missing. Under this condition there would have been no sound so this has happened since post #340.
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Originally posted by g1 View PostOk, the hum balance thing is all good now.
Heater voltage for V1 to V5 is missing. Under this condition there would have been no sound so this has happened since post #340.
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So what did the 12V reading at pin1 of V4 go to after you changed the tube?
The squeal is probably oscillation which maybe why a power tube is red-plating. Swap the power tubes and see if the red-plate stays with the tube or with the socket.Originally posted by EnzoI have a sign in my shop that says, "Never think up reasons not to check something."
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Originally posted by g1 View PostSo what did the 12V reading at pin1 of V4 go to after you changed the tube?
The squeal is probably oscillation which maybe why a power tube is red-plating. Swap the power tubes and see if the red-plate stays with the tube or with the socket.
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Originally posted by g1 View PostSo what did the 12V reading at pin1 of V4 go to after you changed the tube?
The squeal is probably oscillation which maybe why a power tube is red-plating. Swap the power tubes and see if the red-plate stays with the tube or with the socket.
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Originally posted by g1 View PostSo what did the 12V reading at pin1 of V4 go to after you changed the tube?
The squeal is probably oscillation which maybe why a power tube is red-plating. Swap the power tubes and see if the red-plate stays with the tube or with the socket.
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Originally posted by ca7922303 View Post
Correction, both power tube sockets are causing tubes to red plate at full volume drive,/volume/master volume all nearing 10.
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Originally posted by g1 View PostSo what did the 12V reading at pin1 of V4 go to after you changed the tube?
The squeal is probably oscillation which maybe why a power tube is red-plating. Swap the power tubes and see if the red-plate stays with the tube or with the socket.
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Originally posted by g1 View PostSo what did the 12V reading at pin1 of V4 go to after you changed the tube?
The squeal is probably oscillation which maybe why a power tube is red-plating. Swap the power tubes and see if the red-plate stays with the tube or with the socket.
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