Re: Kustom IV Bass Head Schematic? [message #22518 is a reply to message #22517] |
Thu, 26 February 2015 11:53 |
corona blue
Messages: 25 Registered: January 2015
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kustomoholic wrote on Thu, 26 February 2015 11:49Allen.... I got the closest I could to the actual numbers....not sure what the 3 digit prefix refers to specifically but I'm glad it shed some light on the subject.. Any one have an Idea what the prefix numbers meant??????
Craig
I was thinking maybe it might signify era of ownership of the company(?)
Historically, did Kustom change hands around 1976 or '77 ?
I think some of the earlier Kustom boards from the T&R era have a 300 series prefix, right??
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Re: Kustom IV Bass Head Schematic? [message #22627 is a reply to message #22626] |
Sun, 08 March 2015 18:53 |
corona blue
Messages: 25 Registered: January 2015
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This big K bass head was not equipped with the graphic EQ.
It just has the loop-back plug which you can see in the pics above.
Anyone who works on one of these should definitely open up that plug and thoroughly clean the contacts as this is a good place for corrosion to form causing high-resistance in the audio signal path.
While I am here, I thought I would give an update on the Big K schematics that Kustomoholic sent over to me:
I just purchased a nice HP printer/scanner and I am getting familiarized with the machine.
I may also try to clean them up a bit in a graphics program.
One of the schematics is spread over two pages. I would like to join them up to allow for 11 x 17 print out.
Should I post them here or send them to a forum admin?
Let me know!
Best,
Allen
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Re: Kustom IV Bass Head Schematic? [message #22934 is a reply to message #22135] |
Wed, 20 May 2015 23:31 |
eaestes
Messages: 4 Registered: May 2015 Location: Dallas
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The Thermalloy/Aavid TO-3 socket insulator specs are pretty good. Check out the Aavid/Thermalloy catalog. I'm not sure whether the aluminum oxide ones require thermal grease, but their performance is outstanding. These have about 1650V standoff voltage and the higher the BTU/hr-ft°F rating, the better they transfer heat and the cooler the transistors will operate.
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