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In Reply to: RE: Choke Filter for power supply posted by onthethreshold1 on August 29, 2015 at 17:12:58:
If your amps are monoblocks as in the schematic then you should measure the actual B+ that is going to the trans CT. Putting in a choke will reduce your B+ even more so you need to know what your actual B+ is. If your actual B+ is close to stock you won't have much leeway for a choke. regards, Dak
PS someone suggested your problem may lie elsewhere, and I would agree. You should probably rebuild the amp if it is stock or troubleshoot a possible problem if it was just rebuilt.
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