AD30HTC - 1076 - 9 - 02
Posted: Tue Jul 13, 2010 2:26 pm
Any ideas?
It says this on the back:
AD-30TC (not HTC)
but on the sticker it says AD30HTC.
It says this on the back:
AD-30TC (not HTC)
but on the sticker it says AD30HTC.
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It appears at least one did...the riot tapes wrote:hmm...
Did they used to say TC, instead of HTC in 2002?
Anyone know?
owNow do I do that? What screws need to be removed?Sooner wrote:It appears at least one did...the riot tapes wrote:hmm...
Did they used to say TC, instead of HTC in 2002?
Anyone know?
If you get a chance pull the chassis out and have a look inside. There's probably an inspection sticker inside with a date and it might indicate where it was made. Sometime around 2002 they moved production from the Trace Elliot factory to an unspecified "independent firm" in the UK:
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It appears that there was also a change in serial number formats about that time from mmyy to mm-yy. Would be interesting to see if yours can help identify exactly who the "independent firm" is.
I believe you just have to remove the srcews that hold the feet on. Be carefull though and don't touch anything inside. There's high voltage in there even when unplugged!the riot tapes wrote: owNow do I do that? What screws need to be removed?
I'll do it today if it's easy.
thanks for the info!
Is it always present? It's not been turned on for a few days I'd say.Sooner wrote:I believe you just have to remove the srcews that hold the feet on. Be carefull though and don't touch anything inside. There's high voltage in there even when unplugged!the riot tapes wrote: owNow do I do that? What screws need to be removed?
I'll do it today if it's easy.
thanks for the info!
The safe bet is yes, it's still there. Beware!the riot tapes wrote:
Is it always present? It's not been turned on for a few days I'd say.
well pile of poop.Sooner wrote:The safe bet is yes, it's still there. Beware!the riot tapes wrote:
Is it always present? It's not been turned on for a few days I'd say.
The capacitors can be discharged if you know what you're doing. It's safe to pull the chassis and have a look as long as you don't go poking around inside...the riot tapes wrote: well ****.
I ain't killing myself to find out.
How do the pros fix these kind of amps then? Without dying left and right.
so nothing on the top, the tube side, can kill me?Sooner wrote:The capacitors can be discharged if you know what you're doing. It's safe to pull the chassis and have a look as long as you don't go poking around inside...the riot tapes wrote: well ****.
I ain't killing myself to find out.
How do the pros fix these kind of amps then? Without dying left and right.
the riot tapes wrote: so nothing on the top, the tube side, can kill me?
I think so.the riot tapes wrote:
If I unscrew the feet it should just slide out?