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In Reply to: RE: McIntosh MC60 Bias Measurement posted by Michael Samra on February 21, 2016 at 20:29:14
Thank you Samra,
I change the resistor from 1.8k to 8.2k the bias drop to below -10v(pin 5) and HV to about 250v( pin 4)
my other mc60s have the same circuit (1.8k and new silicon rectifier 1n4007) and same set of tubes performs normal (bias -46v and HV 430v)
I'm quite sure the parts and wiring are OK. Just don't know why, any ideas?
Joe
Follow Ups:
I was thinking of the Mc30 where we use the 8.2k..In the Mc60s I use 4.7k.
What B+ do you get at pin 3 and pin 4 of the 6550s when you use a 1.8k on the amp you are having trouble with?
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With KT88 of AC line 110V, bias reading pin 5 -16V, pin 3 and pin 4 (both tubes) below 300V.
Thanks
Joe
You have a power supply issue.What voltage so you get coming off the 5u4 rectifiers going into the choke? Also voltage do you get coming out of the choke? Can you post of a picture of the under side of the chassis?
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Edits: 02/23/16
all voltage seems normal when no power tubes inserted.
Thanks,
joe
Something is going on under there that is *NOT* proper.
cheers,
Douglas
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