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Sunn Concert Bass II amplifier

Voltioferoz
hace 6 años
hace 6 años
Hi. Good. This time I want to request your valuable help to restore a Sunn brand amplifier. It is the Concert Bass II. It turns out that I was abandoned and I want to restore it but I don't have the documentation. The problem is that after turning it on even if it has no signal at the entrance and with the minimum volume it makes background noises as if something was being cooked, which I don't know that could be causing it. They could be the power filters (2 x 3300mf at 50v) although the source voltage is stable at +36v-36v. Or maybe some output transistor. (It takes 4 2N3055) What do you think? I would appreciate if you share the diagram of this device to make more accurate measurements or advise me how to proceed to correct the fault and fix this equipment. I attach some photos. Thanks in advance and best regards. Atte: Volt Fierce.
Carlos Quiroga
hace 6 años

Hello, I should not do anything without a signal since the output transistors are cut, we should see if the transistors are good.

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Voltioferoz
hace 6 años

Hi. Good night. Thanks for answering. I will proceed to check the transistors and as soon as I do, I will share how I left. Best regards.

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romaci2005
romaci2005
4.485
hace 6 años
hace 6 años
You can download the schematic diagram from here: https://elektrotanya.com/sunn_concert-bass.pdf/download.html Best regards
Voltioferoz
hace 6 años

Thanks for the diagram. Regards.

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Voltioferoz
hace 6 años

Hi. Comment what happened to the Concert bass. I checked the 5 power transistors 2N3055, (4 for the output and 1 driver.) One of the output leaks between collector and transmitter, since it marked 280k ohms measuring with the tip - in the collector and the + in the emitter. He also gave 18k ohms between base and emitter in the opposite direction, with which I deduced that this would be the cause of the failure. I changed the transistor, replaced the insulating micas of the 5 transistors with their corresponding silicon grease and the frying noise disappeared.

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romaci2005
romaci2005
4.485
hace 6 años

good that it already eliminated the frying noise
Thanks for the information
Best regards

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Voltioferoz
hace 6 años
hace 6 años
Well as I comment above. Now there is only a slight background noise. I think that replacing the 3300mF / 50v filter capacitors will solve the problem related to the amplifier. Thanks in advance for the support. They are a great electronic community. Best regards.
Carlos Quiroga
hace 6 años

Perfect, change the filters and comment as it was, greetings.

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