S64AMI amplifier

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Eugen T

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Hi all,

I have JBL PSW-D112 amplified subwoofer. Recently 2A fuse got blown. I
couldn't find any bad parts on 2 small PCBs inside. The only thing which may
be broken is S64AMI power amplifier module. That piece is filled with epoxy,
so I cannot open it. Looks like I'll need to find replacement for this
module.

I found this message on one of HAM user forums:
The CK-72 germanium transistor made by Raytheon was a direct replacement for
this module <S64AMI>, it is however no longer made. Try using a Phillips
6CA7, it should just drop right in. But in all honesty, you would have
better luck posting in an audiophile forum.

I cannot find any references to either CK-72 or 6CA7 online.

Did anybody have experience fixing these subs or this particular amp module?
Would Philips 6CA7 really replace S64AMI? Where can I find datasheets for
above components?

Thank you very much!

viperz (at) mail (dot) com

Stupid Sympatico in Canada dropped support for sci.electronisc.repair
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Eugen T wrote:
Hi all,

I have JBL PSW-D112 amplified subwoofer. Recently 2A fuse got blown. I
couldn't find any bad parts on 2 small PCBs inside. The only thing which may
be broken is S64AMI power amplifier module. That piece is filled with epoxy,
so I cannot open it. Looks like I'll need to find replacement for this
module.

I found this message on one of HAM user forums:
The CK-72 germanium transistor made by Raytheon was a direct replacement for
this module <S64AMI>, it is however no longer made. Try using a Phillips
6CA7, it should just drop right in. But in all honesty, you would have
better luck posting in an audiophile forum.

I cannot find any references to either CK-72 or 6CA7 online.

Did anybody have experience fixing these subs or this particular amp module?
Would Philips 6CA7 really replace S64AMI? Where can I find datasheets for
above components?
Click to expand...

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The 6CA7 is an old octal based tube from the '40s or '50s, and the
CK-72 was a .1 watt germanium transistor from the early '60s, neither of
these are anything like a power hybrid amplifier.


Michael A. Terrell
Central Florida
 
The S53AMI and S64AMI are discontinued by JBL. They're making accomodation
sales of a new model subwoofer to owners.

Mark Z.


"Eugen T" <viperz@nomorespam.com> wrote in message
news:A4Tob.8832$Nm6.466596@news20.bellglobal.com...
Hi all,

I have JBL PSW-D112 amplified subwoofer. Recently 2A fuse got blown. I
couldn't find any bad parts on 2 small PCBs inside. The only thing which
may
be broken is S64AMI power amplifier module. That piece is filled with
epoxy,
so I cannot open it. Looks like I'll need to find replacement for this
module.

I found this message on one of HAM user forums:
The CK-72 germanium transistor made by Raytheon was a direct replacement
for
this module <S64AMI>, it is however no longer made. Try using a Phillips
6CA7, it should just drop right in. But in all honesty, you would have
better luck posting in an audiophile forum.

I cannot find any references to either CK-72 or 6CA7 online.

Did anybody have experience fixing these subs or this particular amp
module?
Would Philips 6CA7 really replace S64AMI? Where can I find datasheets for
above components?

Thank you very much!

viperz (at) mail (dot) com

Stupid Sympatico in Canada dropped support for sci.electronisc.repair
:(((((((((
Click to expand...
 
"Mark D. Zacharias" <mzacharias@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:9f_ob.1248$qh2.813@newsread4.news.pas.earthlink.net...
The S53AMI and S64AMI are discontinued by JBL. They're making accomodation
sales of a new model subwoofer to owners.

Mark Z.


Want to consider a redesign of the PWM ICs?
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They sold a lot of those.
Jeff
 
What do you mean 'redesign'? What is the model # of that IC? Is the pinout
the same? Where can I find specs?

Thank you very much!

"Jeff" <frontline_electronics@NSatt.net> wrote in message
news:Yujpb.25308$Ec1.2294831@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net...
"Mark D. Zacharias" <mzacharias@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:9f_ob.1248$qh2.813@newsread4.news.pas.earthlink.net...
The S53AMI and S64AMI are discontinued by JBL. They're making
accomodation
sales of a new model subwoofer to owners.

Mark Z.


Want to consider a redesign of the PWM ICs?
They sold a lot of those.
Jeff
Click to expand...
 
Found one company that has these amps in stock. $98+shipping+taxes EACH.
Yeah, right.

"Eugen T" <viperz@nomorespam.com> wrote in message
news:A4Tob.8832$Nm6.466596@news20.bellglobal.com...
Hi all,

I have JBL PSW-D112 amplified subwoofer. Recently 2A fuse got blown. I
couldn't find any bad parts on 2 small PCBs inside. The only thing which
may
be broken is S64AMI power amplifier module. That piece is filled with
epoxy,
so I cannot open it. Looks like I'll need to find replacement for this
module.

I found this message on one of HAM user forums:
The CK-72 germanium transistor made by Raytheon was a direct replacement
for
this module <S64AMI>, it is however no longer made. Try using a Phillips
6CA7, it should just drop right in. But in all honesty, you would have
better luck posting in an audiophile forum.

I cannot find any references to either CK-72 or 6CA7 online.

Did anybody have experience fixing these subs or this particular amp
module?
Would Philips 6CA7 really replace S64AMI? Where can I find datasheets for
above components?

Thank you very much!

viperz (at) mail (dot) com

Stupid Sympatico in Canada dropped support for sci.electronisc.repair
:(((((((((
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