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Robb,

Pics are uploading as I write this. You can put a "swing" mod in the 148/2000/Madison chassis by adding a diode in series with R228, it's a 560 ohm 1/4 watt resistor. No idea what this does for any kind of negative peak compression, but I know it modifies the AM pass regulator circuit. However if this is done, you MUST change out the 2SC1419, and replace with a GE-66/NTE152/2SC1061, otherwise you will knock out the pass regulator, it can't handle the extra current pulled by the higher modulation peaks.

~Cheers~

[QUOTE="ExitThirteen, post: 458168, member: 6878"] Robb, Pics are uploading as I write this. You can put a "swing" mod in the 148/2000/Madison chassis by adding a diode in series with R228, it's a 560 ohm 1/4 watt resistor. No idea what this does for any kind of negative peak compression, but I know it modifies the AM pass regulator circuit. However if this is done, you MUST change out the 2SC1419, and replace with a GE-66/NTE152/2SC1061, otherwise you will knock out the pass regulator, it can't handle the extra current pulled by the higher modulation peaks. ~Cheers~ [/QUOTE]

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