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  • #16
    Originally posted by Stansome View Post
    Bob, I do believe I would mega-high-five you given the opportunity if you could check. Mine is a dead copy of yours. I've seen pics of one that was just a little later and used several parts from different manufacturers, and like I said, the in-between one that was totally different. Yours however is a dead set match


    Just to be clear its the yellow one circled right?



    http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b1...100v1forum.jpg


    I'll try to have a look at it later for you. Bob
    "Reality is an illusion albeit a very persistant one " Albert Einstein

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    • #17
      Yes sir. Mine only looks slightly different at the moment because it's been replaced by three twisted together resistors that caught in fire and burned the board... Ha.


      I really appreciate it Bob.

      Stan

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      • #18
        Ok heres what I got. The resistor says

        206-9 1K0
        202- 15%m

        Thats exactly how it appears on the side. I donr know what value that is. I ass-u-me 1K but how many watts? donno...Bob
        Last edited by rockon1; 03-29-2009, 11:15 PM.
        "Reality is an illusion albeit a very persistant one " Albert Einstein

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        • #19
          Also I'd mount that resistor a bit above the board-not flush. It gets HOT. The one on mine has browned out the board. I was able to lift it a bit since the legs stuck thru the other side about 1/4 inch. Bob
          "Reality is an illusion albeit a very persistant one " Albert Einstein

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          • #20
            Originally posted by Stansome View Post
            I'm trying to fix an AOR100v1 that I've had for some time. It was modded before I got it, but one thing was replaced that I believe was just faulty. Only it was replaced poorly, and with jumpered resistors. It has since caught on fire and the preamp one no longer works. I would really appreciate it seeing as how you seem to be to only one with any good information on it.
            I had the same situation on my board, the area circle is totally burnt and scorched on the board and now there is a 5W 1Kohm resistor jumping where the trace used to be. After reading some posts it appears that mine was not an isolated incident. My resistor was replace with the ceramic type w/ above specs.

            Has anyone tried to replace those square caps w/ orange drops or mustard caps????

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            • #21
              Originally posted by patiam1969 View Post
              I had the same situation on my board, the area circle is totally burnt and scorched on the board and now there is a 5W 1Kohm resistor jumping where the trace used to be. After reading some posts it appears that mine was not an isolated incident. My resistor was replace with the ceramic type w/ above specs.

              Has anyone tried to replace those square caps w/ orange drops or mustard caps????
              That cement resistor gets very hot. I raised mine up above the board since it was scorching it. Havent messed with anything else except replacing the main filtering caps and putting in a 470K input grid resistor. Bob
              "Reality is an illusion albeit a very persistant one " Albert Einstein

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              • #22
                Originally posted by rockon1 View Post
                That cement resistor gets very hot. I raised mine up above the board since it was scorching it. Havent messed with anything else except replacing the main filtering caps and putting in a 470K input grid resistor. Bob
                Is that a ceramic resistor that is circled?
                Is the 470K resister the mod Crazy4FX talked about? Do you have a pic of your board where you did that mod? Location on board
                I'm also trying to figure out if anyone changed the tone caps w/ good results on these amps.
                I'm gonna have to do the filter caps on mine soon, which did you go with?
                I know JJ makes them, there are ones made in germany and there is a guy in Vegas that sells them that are the same size as the original LCR but different brand.

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                • #23
                  That is a cement resistor circled. The input grid resistor I changed is on the input jack. It is not the mod Crazy4FX is talking about. I just got a bit of high end roll off doing so in an easy way. I went with the German F+T caps. They come in the correct diameter but are shorter. With a desoldering gun and a bit of patience I was able to swap over the resistors on them nicely. Bob
                  "Reality is an illusion albeit a very persistant one " Albert Einstein

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                  • #24
                    Any of you guys have a source for the push-pull boost pots in these? I need a replacement Bass pot for my Laney Pro Tube AOR Series 3012

                    Thanks

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                    • #25
                      Originally posted by mcrazy4fx View Post
                      Fellow Laney AOR Series owners. I have a few very basic Mods I preformed on my AOR 100 watter which removes the fizzy AOR distortion. Channel one will be from very clean to a nicely overdriven. AOR Channel well is from thick and chunky to mayhem and crazy.

                      See the link below for the word document and schematics.
                      http://www.geocities.com/t.racer_x/index.html

                      Yes there are probably other tweaks to V1B and V2A I really just wanted to get it up and running. I will probably go back in the future and do some more tweaks.

                      I am using 6550’s in the power section and yes believe what you have read, LOUD, LOUD, LOUD. The head is plugged into a cabinet loaded with 4 of the G12K-100 Celestion’s, a beast of a speaker with the heaviest magnet currently in use.

                      Tracer_x
                      Hey there! I'd love to check out these mods! Might they be available on a different (non-geosirtes) site now?

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                      • #26
                        Originally posted by Charmless View Post
                        Hey there! I'd love to check out these mods! Might they be available on a different (non-geosirtes) site now?
                        For posterity (and to enlighten those who are unaware of the usefulness of the Wayback Machine), here's a cached image of the website formerly at Geocities:

                        https://web.archive.org/web/20081225...r_x/index.html

                        Hopefully this helps others who own one of the Laney amps in question!
                        Start simple...then go deep!

                        "EL84's are the bitches of guitar amp design." Chuck H

                        "How could they know back in 1980-whatever that there'd come a time when it was easier to find the wreck of the Titanic than find another SAD1024?" -Mark Hammer

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