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I recently restorted my Pilot 260. Before I connect the AC mains 117V to it. I found the impedence of the AC input is only 1 Ohm. I forget to measure it before hand. Obciously, it is quit low compared with other tube power amplifiers. Therefore, I need some advice to determine whether this is normal of something wrong with the Power transformer? Any advice Thanks?
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Topic - Vintage Pilot260 - Edmund 20:43:14 04/10/07 (13)
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