rwnano
Active Member
Have a Harman Subwoofer which is burnt AMP board. 200 Watts class D amplifier.
How do I find a suitable replacement board? Not easy on eBay.
Thank you.
How do I find a suitable replacement board? Not easy on eBay.
Thank you.
Subwoofer AMP board is burnt. How to find suitable replacement?
- Thread starter rwnano
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spirovious
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Either write to company itself or get amp plate available in market which may need to fit skillfully.
You can also get a external sw class AB amp and connect it.
Incase repairing or oe replacement is not possible, then you could check out these options too
https://diyaudiocart.com/finished-products/Subwoofer-AMP
MaSh
https://diyaudiocart.com/finished-products/Subwoofer-AMP
MaSh
rwnano
Active Member
Thanks for the link
rwnano
Active Member
Mehenga Hai?
There's a pioneer subwoofer on amazon.in for 12 k....
Cars ka hai
There is a difference between Home subs and Car subs.....please review before buying.
The link I shared is of SVS which is branded well known globally. Its quality....end of the day it depends on your budget and how much bass you want to hear
rwnano
Active Member
thanks for your response..I purchased this today and will try it out on the weekend. Thanks for your kindness. warm wishes, rw
spirovious
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Great. Let us know how it performs. Its the cheapest solution so far. Seller has a confidence about this product as he even offered a full refund if not satisfied with power handling of this amp.
rwnano
Active Member
Yes... my woofer is a single coil 10 inch 300 watt one..so it should fit well. 3.8 ohms resistance.
rwnano
Active Member
Hi - seller was good - Mr Sethi. He's making some good heavy kit. I removed the Amp and the PreAmp along with the back plate off of the subwoofer. Removed the doughnut coil transformer. Leaving just the 10 inch driver. Then I connected the 4D furnishings Amazon Amplifier to the driver and connected the 4D amp to my Harman Kardon AVR 240 woofer output. Tested it. Result is that the Subwoofer is working decently well and I am happy with the experience. FYI, I have a HKTS 11 5.1 system connected to a AVR 240 from Harman from 2005. It is working well for music, which is my primary requirement.
Post that, I got another Home Theatre receiver - a Harman AVR 3550 from 2002. Now I am looking for another set of 5.1 speakers that I can drive with it.
I appreciate and enjoy the Harman, clean sound.
Thanks for the help Spiro!
rwnano
Active Member
AVR 240, 4d Amazon subwoofer amplifier mono, Hkts 11 subwoofer.
spirovious
Well-Known Member
Congratulations,
I would like to know if there is a difference in performance? Before and after? That is power out of new SW amp is enough to rock?
rwnano
Active Member
Before I don't know.. since the unit was a hand me down. After the power is there enough to rock at 20,% of the bass dial and about the same of the frequency dial on the external amplifier.
Thanks spiro you really helped me with this recommendation
ankitbhargava
Well-Known Member
Looks like I may need a replacement Amp for my SVS PB 1000, any recommendations?
How old is the sub? you should be able to get it serviced by the SVS dealer in your city.
ankitbhargava
Well-Known Member
It has done 6 years, no SVS dealer in my city Udaipur. Officially replacing the Amp may just be not feasible also.
rwnano
Active Member
Do as I did. Remove the amp from the active Subwoofer, make it passive. Then buy the external 4D furnishers Amp from amazon or delhi and then connect to the subwoofer driver to make it active again.
I am in the same boat. One of my SVS SB2000 sub is not turning on. I opened it up yesterday, appears plate amp. is damaged. I disconnected the plate amp. I have some questions on trying to connect to an external amp:
1. There are 4 wires (2 blue and 2 brown) connected to the driver.
2. On the amp side - each blue and brown are terminated into a quick connect, so 2 quick connects, and connected to the amp board.
3. On the driver side only similar coloured wires, that is brown and blue are connected to the terminals.
My question, when I connect to an external amp, I have to form similar coloured wires into a pair right and connect to the amp. speaker +ve and -ve outputs? I wonder why they are mixed to the plate amp connector?
Also should I be worried that there is no EQ etc. being applied by this direct connection? I will be using my receiver cross over so only 80hz and below signals will travel to the sub amplifier.
Thanks,
Cheers,
Sid
1. There are 4 wires (2 blue and 2 brown) connected to the driver.
2. On the amp side - each blue and brown are terminated into a quick connect, so 2 quick connects, and connected to the amp board.
3. On the driver side only similar coloured wires, that is brown and blue are connected to the terminals.
My question, when I connect to an external amp, I have to form similar coloured wires into a pair right and connect to the amp. speaker +ve and -ve outputs? I wonder why they are mixed to the plate amp connector?
Also should I be worried that there is no EQ etc. being applied by this direct connection? I will be using my receiver cross over so only 80hz and below signals will travel to the sub amplifier.
Thanks,
Cheers,
Sid
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