Re: Amplifier Problem Diagnosis

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In Reply to: Amplifier Problem Diagnosis posted by McCracken on July 29, 2005 at 20:31:24:

If you don't have access to test equipment (scopes, signal generators, DVOM's and such) you can try to "freeze" any given component. Supposedly if you cool it, it will become less noisey. (Or was it more noisey?) In any case it theoretically should give itself away.

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Topic - Amplifier Problem Diagnosis - McCracken 20:31:24 07/29/05 (2)

Re: Amplifier Problem Diagnosis - Tweekeng 11:15:21 09/13/05 (0)

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