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    Altec 9440a Transistor subs

    Noob here,just got an Altec 9440a with a blown channel ,I can fix it but I need some transistor subs,2n6421 to66 ,2n3584 to66 and the tz255 which i have not a clue what it is.Its on the parts list altec pn 48-03-12235-02 Any help would be appreciated.

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    Re: Altec 9440a Transistor subs

    Replace the 2N3584 with MJE15032GOS-ND MJE15032G TRANS PWR NPN 8A 250V TO220AB ON Semiconductor NPN 250V 8A TO-220AB

    Replace the 2N6421 with MJE15033GOS-ND MJE15033G TRANS PWR PNP 8A 250V TO220AB ON Semiconductor PNP -250V -8A TO-220AB

    These are the common replacements in a variety of amplifiers that use your transistors.

    See this link: Datasheet catalog for integrated circuits, diodes, triacs, and other semiconductors, view to crosscheck and verify that the specs are equivalent.

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    Re: Altec 9440a Transistor subs

    Does it matter that the originals are TO66 (mini TO3) and the MJE 'S are TO 220ab?Any ideas on the tz255 part. Thanks

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    Re: Altec 9440a Transistor subs

    The specs are the same but the case size is different. If you search on the linked site, they have links to suppliers that have your transistors.

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    Re: Altec 9440a Transistor subs

    It might be too early to help with a 9440, but there's some Altec transistor sub info in this old tech letter;

    http://alteclansingunofficial.nlenet...rs/TL_175A.pdf

    The item I had the most trouble finding new subs for were the Moxies (the two little thermal devices you can see through the holes in the heat sinks). I think I could dig up that info if it's ever needed. I might've even posted it here somewhere.
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    Re: Altec 9440a Transistor subs

    Thanks for the info,some useful subs there.I am trying to get my ducks in a row before I dig into this. q9 of the schematic is a bias transistor tz255 is the altec number its part of the adjustment circuit with a variable resistor.I cannot find a reference anywhere on the net to it.I am not sure what will be needed ,just trying to see what is available. I will post later what I find and hopefully those thermal devices you speak of are still good.Digging for diodes too. I will update as I go. Thanks

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