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I found a neat old Lindell guitar amp (I'd post a pic but my camera is down). It is a Model N 100 X. I haven't been able to find anything about it on the web or in the various schematic indexes.The tubes light up but no sound, not even a buzz. One of the wax and paper capacitors is blown apart, can't read the values, but there is another capacitor that looks the same and it is marked ".01mfd +-20% 600 W.V.D.C. Dumont 157." It doesn't have a line around one end or a + marking.
- is this an electrolytic?
- does this cap being blown up point to a likely suspect?The rectifier tube is a 12AU6, then there are two other tubes, one is marked 50C5, the other is indecipherable, but looks to be similar in construction, except it has a clear top.
- Any idea what tubes these are? Likely replacements?
I already tried putting an electrolytic with the same values in place of the blown cap, with no change (I tried installing it in both directions). Next steps?
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Topic - old Lindell guitar amp - no info on web - tube id - ?'s - mopar guy 06:12:12 04/03/03 (6)
- Re: old Lindell guitar amp - no info on web - tube id - ?'s - Jim McShane 06:45:12 04/03/03 (5)
- I second that motion... - saros141 23:28:18 04/03/03 (0)
- Awesome info, thanks - mopar guy 07:32:49 04/03/03 (3)
- Re: Awesome info, thanks - Jim McShane 07:46:25 04/03/03 (2)
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