RE: replacing pot with resistors

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In Reply to: RE: feedback/balance control on a Magnavox pp el84 posted by Tom Bavis on May 7, 2014 at 13:34:41:

Hi Tom, thanx for the info. I changed out the pot with 2 390 ohm resistors and installed a 2 place solder lug to hold the new parts. The results are much improved over the original. I am listening to the amp now on my JBLs and they sound decent maybe a little deficient in the bass, but that is not unexpected. Probably the amp is needing some break in time before the new parts settle in. Cheers! Dak

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Topic - feedback/balance control on a Magnavox pp el84 - DAK 12:24:04 05/7/14 (6)

RE: feedback/balance control on a Magnavox pp el84 - Tom Bavis 13:34:41 05/7/14 (5)

RE: replacing pot with resistors - DAK 05/8/1418:47:48 05/8/14 (1)

If you have not done so already... - JJ Triode 22:07:33 05/8/14 (0)

I believe Tom is correct... - JJ Triode 20:23:45 05/7/14 (1)

RE: I believe Tom is correct... - DAK 16:46:53 05/9/14 (0)

RE: feedback/balance control on a Magnavox pp el84 - DAK 18:57:33 05/7/14 (0)

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RE: replacing pot with resistors - DAK 05/8/1418:47:48 05/8/14 (1)

If you have not done so already... - JJ Triode 22:07:33 05/8/14 (0)

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