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Bottlehead Kits => Legacy Kit Products => Seduction => Topic started by: shelby1420 on November 23, 2010, 01:30:54 AM
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Swapped out the output caps with some other caps to do some comparing and now I have knocked out the one channel ( red - positive) have looked with strong lite and magnifying glass, can't find anything touching, this one has got me stumped!!!!! Any hints or places to start or measurements I can take to track down what the hell I've done would be most helpful!!! Of note, both channels were working perfectly before I meddled.................
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I guess the first step is to put your old cap back. IIRC the output cap is between a terminal and the output RCA Jack center conductor. At least I think. So let's eliminate the cap. Only change the one that is giving you trouble. Test. There could be a break in the solid wire on the new cap.
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I guess the first step is to put your old cap back. IIRC the output cap is between a terminal and the output RCA Jack center conductor. At least I think. So let's eliminate the cap. Only change the one that is giving you trouble. Test. There could be a break in the solid wire on the new cap.
Hey Grainger, forgot to mention, I did that and still no go, of note they are your Obliggato caps I wanted to give a listen to...........got to be something fairly easy as all I did was swap out those two .47 caps???
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I suspected as much. I would guess you have a loose connection. Look for solder joints from the input RCA jack forward. If you need it I will post a list of terminals to check.
If you have the C4S then first check if all the LEDs are lighted.
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I suspected as much. I would guess you have a loose connection. Look for solder joints from the input RCA jack forward. If you need it I will post a list of terminals to check.
If you have the C4S then first check if all the LEDs are lighted.
Man, do I feel like a dolt!!! I had blobbed on a whack of solder and effectively shorted the RCA jack, fixed now and gonna give a listen to these Obbligatos :)