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Re: Help, the right channel of my 45 tube amp is out

Posted by Janos (A) on April 2, 2007 at 00:27:47

In Reply to: Help, the right channel of my 45 tube amp is out posted by audiowill on April 1, 2007 at 22:36:50:

Hello,

The rectifier should be fine, otherwise there would be no sound from either channels.
It could be the tube pin conncetions, or coupling cap going bad.
Test if there is continuity between the leads leading to tube pins and the pins themselves. Check if the caps in that channel are shorted or not. Check the resistors values. Check if the OPT is shorted. If you do not know the original values, compare one side tho the other, and if there's a difference, you have found the culprit.

Good luck!

Janos

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