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In Reply to: Resistor Replacement In Mc240 posted by rosendds@frontiernet.net on April 23, 2014 at 08:55:17:
Big ol' Carbon Comp resistors are pretty durable. If the amp measures and sounds quiet, it is not absolutely essential to replace a resistor. When they are bad the voltages will be off and/or they will be noisy.
Get as much of the old part out as you can, but keep in mind, a little bit of cap or resistor lead is much smaller than a solder lug and wont affect the sound very much.
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