01-03-2019, 05:18 PM
Lamp limiters can be very useful with solid state kit. Though not good to use them if the kit has a switchmode PSU.
Within solid state kit you can use lamps or resistors to limit the current to a potentially troubled high power circuit. I've done this while diagnosing line output troubles on a TV. Not yet done it with an amplifier but a few ohms between the power rail and the output stage can save an expensive blow up.
Within solid state kit you can use lamps or resistors to limit the current to a potentially troubled high power circuit. I've done this while diagnosing line output troubles on a TV. Not yet done it with an amplifier but a few ohms between the power rail and the output stage can save an expensive blow up.
www.borinsky.co.uk Jeffrey Borinsky www.becg.tv
