You need to replace the output amp as well as the resistors you mentioned. go to rad shack and get a resistor color code guide as well as power supply troubleshooting book soldering Iron, Its best to have a pro do it>
Well you obviously don't know how to read a color code, and a pro would be able to locate parts, even stock them. I know I have plenty of parts that are "discontinued" if not, I can use my cross-reference guide to find NTE sub parts. By the way JBL would rather have you buy new sub and they dont sell some specialized parts to amateurs. Please refrain from sending any more messages as they will go to spam
Building them and fixing them are two different things, as far as brown rings, yours is the one thats sore! ha ha by the way I did tell you the amp was the problem not your brown "rings" moron. another thing, if you know about audio why would you buy that chinese made piece of ****? quit being cheap and buy something with quality built into it. I will report you to the moderators for you abusiveness and I hope that piece of garbage catches on fire! ---hole!!!!!
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Found a schematic finally- they are suppose to be 10K (as they measure)not the 1K they are marked. Since JBL no longer services thes and HK says no part are available how can you have a "professional" fix it. not the most helpful suggestion I have ever gotten.
What a dick. I have been building audio equipment for 40 years. The color code on the reistors is wrong They are brown black brown (the 2 brown rings are identical) The problem with the powr amp module is that it is house marked. I found a complete manual on-line and the amp moduleis the problem. I just love reading shit from idiots who take snipes at people.
First, it is not mine. Second the Japanese build some of the finest audio equipment in the world. Third, if you want to complain go ahead theis site hasn't been any help with anything, as it seems it is just place where losers like you hang out and harass people, looking all around there seems to be nothing, here of any value. BTY RS hasn't been in the real parts business for many years. NTE replacment parts are pretty bad quality and don't work well in many applications. You should really try Digikey, or Mouser, but there might be a problem, since it is pretty obvious you really don't have a job,nor do you have a clue.
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