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RE: This looks like the place to be for Sherwood owners

Posted by Bamboo Pentagon on April 20, 2015 at 11:06:44:
Here's what I see in the SAMS:
K1 (Rumble Filter): Caps: 270mmf, 390 mmf, 470mmf, 6800mmf Resistors: 150K, 1meg, 10meg, 22meg
K2 (Tone Compensation): Caps: 3300mmf, 3300mmf Resistors: 50K, 150K, 470K
K3 (Rumble Filter): Caps: 270mmf, 390mmf, 470mmf, 6800mmf Resistors: 150K, 1meg, 10meg, 22meg
k4 (Tone compensation): Caps: 3300mmf, 3300mmf Resistors: 50K, 150K, 470K
In the SAMS schematic, these are located in dotted line boxes labeled with the K numbers.