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In Reply to: Re: need help with the ella posted by mikey115 on November 29, 2002 at 11:00:34:
Strange.. maybe it is a bad resistor. Have you checked all four of them? It sounds like you are focusing on one of the 4 sockets, but you don't say if the other three are checking out. One resistor may be bad, but all four... not likely. That way we can be sure its the resistor and not the wiring. You should take the suspect resistor out of the circuit and measure it with an ohmeter. Usually a resistor will open-circuit if it is damaged, but its possible that it shorted, or that it was not good to begin with.No trouble at all, btw. I'm sure you will get this sorted out and have a perfectly working amplifier (and great sounding too, these are nice). gnight
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- Re: need help with the ella - zarniwoop 12:28:43 11/29/02 (4)
- Re: need help with the ella - mikey115 08:49:17 11/30/02 (3)
- IT WORKS!! - mikey115 05:03:11 12/01/02 (2)
- congrats! - zarniwoop 09:06:59 12/01/02 (1)
- Re: congrats! - mikey115 22:25:45 12/01/02 (0)
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