hi i have a boomer deluxe 600 1x4 its got one sd1446 driving 4 sd1446's and the driver transistor is the only one that test good. and was wondering can i just replace them with 4 2sc2290's and leave the sd1446 thats good in for the driver? the 1446's are 70watts and the 2290's are 80watts not much of a difference. would i have to change capacitors and input resistors? i was hoping i could just put 2290's in place without any changes if possible? or should i just replace with 1446's thank for any info.
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BOOMER DELUXE 600
- Thread starter pimphand442
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You're only looking at 20 watts more per transistor by using the 2sc2290 so it's hardly worth the extra money and probably will not be noticed at the other guys station.
Boomer amplifiers are one small step above junk. To replace four 1446 finals would run 120 bucks just for finals. If you pay to have it done you have even more money tied up in it. Used thats a 150 dollar amp on a good day. I would move it down the road on E-Bay as a fix or repair.
