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In Reply to: Audio research SP 11 mk 2 weird issue. posted by SchoolOfRock on September 24, 2017 at 12:39:21:
Hi SOR,
It looks like you have blown the input FET. There is a weird feedback op-amp that is some sort of filter. My guess is that the blown input FET has a really high gate leakage current that makes it OK with a 100 ohm load, but that raising it to 49.9k (as shown in the schematic) causes everything to go haywire. It's not a tube problem and I wouldn't let anybody touch it other than Audio Research as they keep the identity of all of their transistors secret.
Hope this helps,
Charles Hansen
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- Here's the schematic - Charles Hansen 20:02:21 09/25/17 (9)
- RE: Here's the schematic - SchoolOfRock 10:31:08 09/26/17 (1)
- RE: Here's the schematic - mrdavis842 11:49:52 09/26/17 (0)
- Would adding an exterenal 47K load through the phono bring it on? - 3+4=5 22:27:57 09/25/17 (6)
- RE: Would adding an exterenal 47K load through the phono bring it on? - SchoolOfRock 08:20:56 09/26/17 (5)
- Cleaning the switch won't help - Charles Hansen 18:04:57 09/29/17 (1)
- RE: Cleaning the switch won't help - SchoolOfRock 10:21:24 09/30/17 (0)
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- RE: Yes. actually being NOT in th USA may help. It is a problem cross shipping USA.Canada so... - SchoolOfRock 16:12:52 09/26/17 (0)
- RE: Would adding an exterenal 47K load through the phono bring it on? - RickyTerzis 10:15:06 09/26/17 (0)