Peavey 5150 ii SGR Replacement Help
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I had a tube fail and fry a screen grid resistor in my 5150 ll. I've already ordered the new sgr's 470ohm/5watt and want to replace them all. I'm pretty good with electronics, soldering etc. but I'm not sure of the location of the resistors. I'm a complete noob at schematics but I really want to do this myself so I can learn along the way. I'm aware of the potential danger present without draining the juice. I know I can do it with some assistance. I also want to add a choke as well. Anyone care to guide me in the right direction? Thanks a ton in advance.
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Nevermind about the SGR's. I found them today hiding under the board. I would still appreciate some assistance with the choke though. Which resistor does the choke replace?
- blackbunny
- Resistor Ronker
The choke replaces the 400 ohm 10 watt ceramic resistor, R210 on the 5150 PCB. May be a different number on the 5150 Mk2.
- phatt
- Transistor Tuner
You say you had a tube fail and fry a screen resistor.
(I'll assume you mean power tube)
Humm,,, My guess is the Amp has issues ,,, likely due to a design flaw.
IMO,,,Not the kind of Amplifier you want to learn from as it could turn into an $expensive$ learning curve.
Phil.
(I'll assume you mean power tube)
Humm,,, My guess is the Amp has issues ,,, likely due to a design flaw.
IMO,,,Not the kind of Amplifier you want to learn from as it could turn into an $expensive$ learning curve.
Phil.
- DrNomis
- Old Solderhand
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