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Help, what are these in my sovtek Mig 60?
The big filter caps in my Sovtek Mig 60 look different then anything I have ever seen? They also have these little round yellow(look like small tiny caps) attached to them. I'd like to replace all of them with traditional style caps, can I? anyone know where to buy parts for the sovtek amps?(I need new stanby and on of switches? thanks for any info
Last edited by jamme61; 10-13-2008 at 10:21 AM. |
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I found a pic of them http://members.cox.net/edell/Amps_files/image016.jpg
it calls them russian can caps, do they wear out and need to be replaced? sorry I don't have any pics of my amp. |
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Well perhaps a MIG expert will chime in here... but I'll say this:
- All electrolytic caps go bad.. It's actually time, not use. Nothing different about these I'm sure. The useful life of any electrolytic cap is about 15 or 20 years. - Are there values printed on them? 35 uF or 50 uF?? Something like that.. Also, is the polarity (+ and -) clearly marked? |
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Do a search on this forum. There was recently a large discussion about these caps.
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I'm trying but I'm not finding info on the russian filter caps. Also do you know what the little caps (at least they look like caps) going to the filter caps are ? These little caps (about the size of the little ceramic disk caps) are stung like christmas tree lights between the big filter caps?
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http://www.thegearpage.net/board/sho...highlight=caps
That is the post that has some info about the caps you want. The schematic is at http://www.schematicheaven.com/newamps/sovtek_mig60.pdf Are the christmas tree things diodes?
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Diodes. It's on the schematic. Four for each rectifier section and one for a bias section (the 5 on the fuse board, 4+1)
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Thanks for the time on this
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great amp
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I'm amazed how good this amp sounds. I have made a few tweaks for less gain on the high input and reconnected the tone stack (it was disconnected?) but I'm floored how good this amp sounds. Also I spoke to sensor for help and parts, they couldn't have been nicer. Thanks to you guys too, for the time and help. best $300 I ever spent on an amp.
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it's my main amp for three years and i've done the same, reduce gain a little and it's perfect for what i'm doing
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I think it may be my main amp too? I have to check it out with the band. This amp is working out a lot better then my Plexi or JCM800, in that, I can get great crunch and still get nice cleans using my guitar volume.
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