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RE: McIntosh MA6100 repairs

Yes, I bought the MJ15003G from Mouser, but I also bought two from McIntosh because the owner wanted them sourced from McIntosh -- the first time, before the second channel blew on the bench. All are by ON Semiconductor.

I've done full-power bench tests into a resistive dummy load and a crossover distortion check at low power. All that is fine. Both channels are putting out above rated power, checked individually. Clipping is symmetrical.

I don't have a distortion analyzer. Yet.

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