Amazing skills here. Ive just started trying to do a re-cap and bring my R-2620 back to life for my Jukebox and when i saw every wire removed from the amp, my jaw dropped. I do modern automotive repair and was comfortable reading a wiring diagram but these old machines are much more challenging. Seeing you use it as a road map to re-wire this thing was fantastic.
Is be interested to hear how you make out. I've now done a second rebuild, this time with all new components. I'm not satisfied with the result, though. It has slewing distortion at 10 kHz. That's at full power, and it probably sounds fine at modest volume. Still, I'm not satisfied with this outcome. Do I know how to fix the problem? No.
Amazing skills here. Ive just started trying to do a re-cap and bring my R-2620 back to life for my Jukebox and when i saw every wire removed from the amp, my jaw dropped. I do modern automotive repair and was comfortable reading a wiring diagram but these old machines are much more challenging. Seeing you use it as a road map to re-wire this thing was fantastic.
Is be interested to hear how you make out. I've now done a second rebuild, this time with all new components. I'm not satisfied with the result, though. It has slewing distortion at 10 kHz. That's at full power, and it probably sounds fine at modest volume. Still, I'm not satisfied with this outcome. Do I know how to fix the problem? No.
Hi.. How to connect speakers.
Thanks.
This amp has screw terminals next to the output transformers. Good for spade connectors, but bare wire is fine, too.
@@Lancaster_Hi-FiI see in schematic more pole to connect . I no idea .
Sorry to leave you hanging. Did you figure it out? These amps did have a ridiculous number of connection options.