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Originally Posted by Kevin Kuehn
No. You have B+ on the input to the 470 ohm feeding the audio circuit and very little voltage on the opposite load side. You simply need to follow the excess current path, which is indicated by your low voltage measurements. And please stop editing posts after someone responds to your questions.
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Ok, sorry. Anyways, I think I figured out the problem this time... I checked C3B like you asked and sure enough my ESR meter measured that cap as being 77 MFD with an ESR reading of .15k ohms and it was a 10 MFD 350V capacitor...
