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In Reply to: Also, look for weakened or broken solder joints,... posted by Lew on July 3, 2017 at 18:39:48:
"you have to go inside and gently wiggle everything. (Power OFF, of course.) "
I would use an insulated tool to wiggle wires and components with power on and music playing. That's the only way to know when you've hit a sensitive area. Isn't this a Chinese amplifier? Geez, could be anything. Probably needs all the tube sockets replaced as a start.
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- RE: Also, look for weakened or broken solder joints,... - Triode_Kingdom 06:03:44 07/04/17 (3)
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