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Anonymous Posted on Mar 23, 2012

I have a Rolland guitar amplifier and the speaker is polling, can I replace this 12 inch 8 ohm speaker with a high Fidelity 12 inch 8 ohm speaker.

Apart from the speaker which is polling slightly, there is an amount of distortion. Does anybody have the circuit diagram for this unit. The amplifier uses transistors drivers which are not made or sold any more and I cannot find any reference to them.

  • Anonymous Mar 29, 2012

    IT IS OK. THANKS TO THOSE THAT OFFERED POSSIBLE REM`S.
    I REPAIRED THE POLLING BY RE-ALIGNING THE SPEAKER BASKET.

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You can try another speaker given the rms is the same as the original......or the wattage.....If you get the same results sound wise after replacement......you might want to consider buying something else.

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Mike Ryan

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  • Posted on Aug 18, 2007

SOURCE: No Audio From Amplifier

I would first check for "rail votage" at the rectifiers... If all of your audio transistors are not getting around 40 volts then check the transistors you replaced. They should be getting a 5 volt (10 volt square wave is checked with a scope) "drive" signal. If half of your power supply transistors are not getting a drive signal then replace the kia494/tl494/kia594/tl594---whatever it is. thats the ic chip that supplies the "drive" signal to the power supply transistors. Also follow the board closely out of the power supply transistor to the 494 chip.. there should be some small driver transistors in between.. make sure they are not shorted or fried as well... let me knoe if you need more help

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Matthew Spark

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  • Posted on Mar 01, 2008

SOURCE: JBL Sub Amp Wiring Please

it seems rather redundant to bridge a mono amp. Unless the instruction manual states otherwise, i would assume that one speaker output is identical to the other (ran in parallel, like an A or B speaker, not like Left or Right), and you would present the amp with a two ohm load by wiring one speaker to each output. Bridging it may or may not work, but, again, it just seems redundant.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Nov 02, 2008

SOURCE: Amp Power light will not go on. Protection light is lit- Thump sound in speakers

It probably has shorted output transistors. To eliminate other possible causes, read through the following page.

Amplifier in Protect Mode - Troubleshooting

Let me know if you have any other questions.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 11, 2008

SOURCE: I have an audiobahn a2300hct with blown components.

IRFZ48ZPBF-ND

^ from Digikey.com are a good replacement. You need to replace all of the Z48s on the side of the amp where the ones that failed were located. Digikey will also have the resistors. There may be other problems. If you're new to repair work, read through the following page.

Basic Amplifier Repair

Let me know if you have any other questions.

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