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    Posted: 16 May 2012 at 6:24pm
Originally posted by jbl_man jbl_man wrote:

Well what do you want for £700,one with solder on it? LOL


Well, you´ve got to give it credit - it survived several years of driving a 2 ohm speaker with just one OP transistor on one rail. LOL




Edited by Earplug - 16 May 2012 at 6:25pm
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TBH I can understand how things like this get past modern computerised/automated manufacture/QC. The units themselves are probably assembled mostly automatically without any human watching over, or if there are people invovled it could well be that the guy who sticks the PCBs into the cases doesn't know anything about what is actually on the PCBs. The QC tests themselves are almost undoubtedly just functional, rather than in-depth visual checks. Eg plug in the unit, if it behaves/performs as expected then slap a QC PASS stick on it without looking too closely at it, if not send it back. A component without solder might make a fine electrical connection & pass the functional tests, until it gets knocked around enough to wiggle free, so I wouldn't be surprised if something like that could go on working fine for years!
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Well what do you want for £700,one with solder on it? LOL
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Here is the same thing on a Technics SL1200



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I got this in for repair yesterday - Eon15 G2:



Nearly fell over when I spotted it:



From the look of the pads, I don´t think they´ve ever had solder on them, ie not a bodged repair, etc.

A bit weird, really. Confused

EDIT: BTW, this wasn´t the cause of the fault...









Edited by Earplug - 16 May 2012 at 9:18am
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