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low channel output problem [message #8165] Mon, 10 May 2004 08:35 Go to next message
jim denton is currently offline  jim denton
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I have a tube amp MC-30) that is not putting out the same power to both channels ---the left channel is fine and the right channel is aomost gone---what's the fix??? re-cap the output caps first? JD

Re: low channel output problem [message #8167 is a reply to message #8165] Mon, 10 May 2004 09:47 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Bill Wassilak is currently offline  Bill Wassilak
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First thing I would try is to swap the tubes between the 2 channels see if it still acts that way. If does then I'd check the voltages at the tube bases. But be careful EXTREMELY HIGH VOLTAGES there. If it follows the tubes when you switch them around you could have just a bad tube.

HTH
Bill W.

Re: low channel output problem [message #8170 is a reply to message #8165] Tue, 11 May 2004 16:20 Go to previous message
Thermionic is currently offline  Thermionic
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Jim Denton, I'm somewhat confused here. Maybe I'm just not understanding what your amp is. By MC-30, do you mean the McIntosh monoblocks?

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