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In Reply to: Re: Reforming caps posted by SteveBrown on December 28, 2003 at 07:03:48:
To limit the potential damage at start-up you could install an in-rush current limiter, the voltage won't change much, but the reduced current will help. They use such in some MacIntosh amps. I installed a Keystone CL-80 in my Fisher 500C. If you don't use the phono input, pulling the 12AX7s will allow the power tranny and caps to run much cooler; I did this on my 500C without any ill effects, AFAIK.
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- Re: Reforming caps - Leestereo 08:05:06 12/28/03 (4)
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- Re: Reforming caps - AudCon 23:05:58 12/28/03 (2)
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- Re: Reforming caps - SteveBrown 06:03:39 12/29/03 (0)
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