Carver PM-200
 

I tried to repair this amp a few yrs ago and was not able to get any parts
info. I am trying again. this amp is missing TR1 and TR2. If anyone knows
the part numbers either generic or original I would appreciate it if they
could post them here. I have emailed that Sunfire co. but they have not
replied. Thanks in advance.

Greg


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425-335-4748

Is the Sunfire phone number I just got off their site. They're always very
helpful with Carver parts in my experience.

Mark Z.


"Greg M" wrote in message
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I tried to repair this amp a few yrs ago and was not able to get any parts
info. I am trying again. this amp is missing TR1 and TR2. If anyone knows
the part numbers either generic or original I would appreciate it if they
could post them here. I have emailed that Sunfire co. but they have not
replied. Thanks in advance.

Greg


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"Mark D. Zacharias" wrote in message
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425-335-4748

Is the Sunfire phone number I just got off their site. They're always very
helpful with Carver parts in my experience.

Mark Z.

I will give them another try. Thanks Mark


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I tried to repair this amp a few yrs ago and was not able to get any parts
info. I am trying again. this amp is missing TR1 and TR2. If anyone knows
the part numbers either generic or original I would appreciate it if they
could post them here. I have emailed that Sunfire co. but they have not
replied. Thanks in advance.


Wll a big thank you to Alex for your help.

I have found out so far that TR1 doesn't seem to exist altough it is printed
on ht epcb. Acloser look show TR! and TR2 locations to be the same pin
points, so I am assuming the location differences will depend on what style
transistor is used.

So I am now only on the hunt for TR2. As always anyinfo is greatly
appreciated. Thanks again

Greg


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