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In for more basic problem but query here , should anyone know, as only a
Polish reference out there.
All seems original in there and o/p devices TO3 Motorola, badged SCSP1 and
SCSN1.
Presumably , as only +/-24V rails 3055/2955 would be adequate , if required,
but if anyone knows for sure, for future reference.


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All seems original in there and o/p devices TO3 Motorola, badged SCSP1
and SCSN1. Presumably , as only +/-24V rails 3055/2955 would be
adequate


This schematic shows MJ3001 and MJ2501 as equivalents for SCSN1 and SCSP1:
http://www.drtube.com/schematics/marshall/2099u.gif

These are Darlington pairs, so they have much greater hFE than the
2N3055/MJ2955. They're only about a fiver a pair from Farnell.

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In for more basic problem but query here , should anyone know, as only a
Polish reference out there.
All seems original in there and o/p devices TO3 Motorola, badged SCSP1 and
SCSN1.
Presumably , as only +/-24V rails 3055/2955 would be adequate , if
required,
but if anyone knows for sure, for future reference.



** The devices are DARLINGTONS - dickhead.

Did you not notice the total absence of DRIVER transistors - eh ???

The pair are MJ2501 and MJ3001.




..... Phil



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"N_Cook" writes:

All seems original in there and o/p devices TO3 Motorola, badged SCSP1
and SCSN1. Presumably , as only +/-24V rails 3055/2955 would be
adequate


This schematic shows MJ3001 and MJ2501 as equivalents for SCSN1 and SCSP1:
http://www.drtube.com/schematics/marshall/2099u.gif

These are Darlington pairs, so they have much greater hFE than the
2N3055/MJ2955. They're only about a fiver a pair from Farnell.

--
Adam Sampson http://offog.org/



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This schematic shows MJ3001 and MJ2501 as equivalents for SCSN1 and SCSP1:
http://www.drtube.com/schematics/marshall/2099u.gif

These are Darlington pairs, so they have much greater hFE than the
2N3055/MJ2955. They're only about a fiver a pair from Farnell.



** If someone fits 2N3055s and MJ2955s instead of the correct types, the
transistors will run hot but deliver low power.

Seen done it a few times and the repair tech could not figure it out.


..... Phil


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