Whilst listening to some music I noticed the was no sound coming from my left speaker so I checked the obvious, the banana plugs on the back of the speaker and they where fine , next the back of my amp and noticed it came back on after giving the banana plug a few wiggles I quickly realised it must be a problem inside the amp so I decided to open it up
First I took the top off
And then the bottom, I was hoping to see something obvious or possibly a dry joint but I must admit I could see nothing so I got my multi meter out and did a few continuity tests in between the speaker post and the circuit board
And still nothing and I was even wiggling the probe in the speaker post to see if it broke the continuity but no nothing. At this point i decided to redo the solder joints
After removing the solder and replacing with new I put the amplifier back together and although I couldn’t see anything the amplifier is working properly it must of been a dry joint , considering the amplifier was made in the nineties it’s not doing to bad .thanks for taking the time to look cheers mike
Glad you got it going mate, good job cheers.
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Cool you got it working again. Hope you get another few years out of it.
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Nice one, cheers mike
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