Leave it to agedhorse to use a colt meter. Hahaha
Well we all know he has fat fingers!!
It was just a filly mistake!
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Leave it to agedhorse to use a colt meter. Hahaha
Ok, you deserve 2 points for this.Well we all know he has fat fingers!!
It was just a filly mistake!![]()
I'm hungry...Stop "horsing" around guys and let's get back on "track".
A bit more forum digging has shown that there is an issue that is found in the AD Series where the plastic splice connector for the heater/lamp circuit is a bit dodgy, causing the heaters to fail. The solution in the past has been to hardwire the heaters.
Definitely will be just passing this on to my tech. I don't want my amp to be a casualty of a misplaced optimism brought on by an enthusiastic amateur![]()
Lucky. I thought you were going to have to shoot it in the guts with a Colt.Turned out this was the problem. $60 bench fee and the heater circuit is now hardwired. Amp is back to sounding great again![]()