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To answer your question you cannot just simply chage out a transistor for a different one, and or a different numbered one.

This is something that cannot just be "simply explained" to someone that has no expereience with amplifiers. I would suggest that you put the amplifier to the side and do alot of research before attempting any repairs or re-engineering. Otherwise you will end up paying more than you care to.

good luck to you.

[QUOTE="The Mad Scientist, post: 444170, member: 25459"] To answer your question you cannot just simply chage out a transistor for a different one, and or a different numbered one. This is something that cannot just be "simply explained" to someone that has no expereience with amplifiers. I would suggest that you put the amplifier to the side and do alot of research before attempting any repairs or re-engineering. Otherwise you will end up paying more than you care to. good luck to you. [/QUOTE]

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