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Re: Scott 299a no right channel

Posted by Michael Samra (D) on May 5, 2007 at 21:36:04

In Reply to: Scott 299a no right channel posted by Bob Mc on May 5, 2007 at 14:20:06:

Bob
We can safely assume that the output tranformer is most likley good at least from a primary stand point.You need to check and see if signal is getting thru your preamp to your amp stage on the right channel and tiny and dad are correct about the switches.
Next step is take out your preamp and driver tubes and spray deoxit in the sockets and pull the tubes in and out a few times.This has fixed many pieces of tube gear from radios to stereos to old tvs by doing this.

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