WOPL 400 Build Problem!

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We haven't forgot ya...have you reversed the cables coming from the pre amp to make sure it's not the pre?? It might be a good idea to check for DC on the pre amp outputs.
 

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Do you have a PL service manual? If you do read the part on " Current Sharing test". WE can root out a leaky output with that test, without a scope...
 

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Do you have a PL service manual? If you do read the part on " Current Sharing test". WE can root out a leaky output with that test, without a scope...
Ok, I was reading it. I have a couple of load resistors but they are only 10 watt IIRC. Next I am supposed to drive the channel with 200 Hz input to achieve 40v rms. I don't have a signal generator. How should I go about doing that, and will my load resistors suffice?

I never mentioned this but there is a little bit of a turnoff or turnon thump? I think it's left channel. I will have to check that again. Never really paid attention because it had always had that.

Been distracting myself with a Pioneer A60 amp I'm restoring for the living room...
 
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No, 10 watts won't get ya off the porch........I use to get my homebuilt 200 watters pretty hot during this test.....
 

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Ok, I was reading it. I have a couple of load resistors but they are only 10 watt IIRC. Next I am supposed to drive the channel with 200 Hz input to achieve 40v rms. I don't have a signal generator. How should I go about doing that, and will my load resistors suffice?

I never mentioned this but there is a little bit of a turnoff or turnon thump? I think it's left channel. I will have to check that again. Never really paid attention because it had always had that.

Been distracting myself with a Pioneer A60 amp I'm restoring for the living room...
No pics on the A60 restore?????


Turn on/off thump was history with the Rev "C" board, you definitely have a problem......
 

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As you can see now, you don't need much for test equipment until you have a problem......especially when it's frequency or power dependent.....
 
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