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statictrash
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Hi, I apologize if this is in the wrong area.
Recently I picked up a full on working Teac 15 mixing console (There is another thread on this).
After testing everything, it all comes back positive, except for the talkback module (which I may be using wrong) and the VU meter lights.
I'd really like to replace the bulbs in them and found this page that explains how to get it done. I am handy with a soldering iron but when it comes to numbers and ohms and resistors and all of that, I am clueless. After reading this page, I have an understanding but wouldn't mind if this was broken down into an easier form for me to understand. I am capable of removing the VU bridge and getting inside of the meters, but can anyone point me to the right website where I can purchase the LED lights and the correct resistors to lower the voltage for these LEDs?
http://rainbowjoe.byethost9.com/VUMeterBulbReplacement.html
Also, can anyone explain what needs to be removed and replaced?
(Is it as easy and removing the current resistor and replacing with a new one? ... and the same with the lights?)
Thanks 100 times over.
Josh
Recently I picked up a full on working Teac 15 mixing console (There is another thread on this).
After testing everything, it all comes back positive, except for the talkback module (which I may be using wrong) and the VU meter lights.
I'd really like to replace the bulbs in them and found this page that explains how to get it done. I am handy with a soldering iron but when it comes to numbers and ohms and resistors and all of that, I am clueless. After reading this page, I have an understanding but wouldn't mind if this was broken down into an easier form for me to understand. I am capable of removing the VU bridge and getting inside of the meters, but can anyone point me to the right website where I can purchase the LED lights and the correct resistors to lower the voltage for these LEDs?
http://rainbowjoe.byethost9.com/VUMeterBulbReplacement.html
Also, can anyone explain what needs to be removed and replaced?
(Is it as easy and removing the current resistor and replacing with a new one? ... and the same with the lights?)
Thanks 100 times over.
Josh
