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Thank you Dr. Frankenstein but you know alot more about this then I actually do I can tell. One thing though as far as the schematic goes I know there were 2 different cp 2000 boards the older one and a newer one and I have the newer one and I am thinking the schematic was for the older one as I...
Also, all I have on the front of my amplifier is what's on this photo, other models were different I think, the one you worked on might have have 4 knobs
I know one thing Bayyouradio, when I got this unit all 4 diodes closest to the driver board were all blown so I replaced all 8 with 5408 diodes and figured then I had already found my problem, WRONG unfortunately
I have seen this same style 10 watt 2 ohm resistor on other people's JB2000 running off the 3 amp fuse holder going to the HV capacitor board, however there are several different models of JB2000 as we know. There are not any burnt traces on my HV board as I have already rebuilt it, and replaced...
Mine did not originally have that resistor, I had bought some thinking i would put it there but haven't yet ! You mean the one that would have been coming off the 3 amp fuse terminal to the HV capacitor board correct?
She now seems to sit content all day as long as there is no plate voltage on the tubes now, but didn't necessarily seem like it before as it sounded like the amp would try to kick out the breaker even without the tubes installed. Rf choke, parasitic, and power supply have not been replaced
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