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My amp died so I opened it up and found 1 fried resistor and one fried transistor. I got the resistor figured out, but the melted transistor has me puzzled. How do I figure out what the specs on this thing are? Anyone with an old PPI 2150 laying around that they would open up and look at the board for me?

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Rick

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