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Re: Kustom Studio 4V - Schematic needed [message #29259 is a reply to message #29255] Mon, 03 June 2024 06:26 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
stevem is currently offline  stevem
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Go to MusicParts.com, they list the schematic there.
You can buy right there on line and it will load to your computer so you can print it off.

Here's a guess as to what happened to the amp.
A quad of EL34s need 2.5 amps more of heater current then does a quad of 6l6tubes .
This means that the power transformer likely ran so hot that it shorted out and burned up in smoke.

Please report back with your findings and if you need help.
I quick way to test for a major short is to pull all the tubes out and install a 1 amp fuse.
If  that fuse blows at power up or when the amp is taken out of standby then you have a major short.
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