Repair of a Bowers & Wilkins PV1 Sub-woofer
This sub had sustained some physical damage and was blowing mains fuses on power up. This thing is 20 something Kilos so was a bit of a handful but we get it opened up and extract the boards. A shorted FET in the power factor correction circuitry of the power supply is the main problem. With this and all the low level capacitors replaced we can feel the bass again. Doing this unit was more of a project. Packing and shipping these units is unrealistic and they are too time consuming to make economic sense unfortunately.

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Hilltop Workshop | Subwoofer teardown and compare. B&W PV1, Velodyne SPL10, and a couple of ferals.

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Repair of a Cyrus PSX-R

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JBL Flip 5 Review | Still Slaps After 2 Years!

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Comparing Bowers & Wilkins PT.1

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Repair of a Cyrus 6 Integrated Amplifier with no output

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Elinchrom D-Lite RX4 Repair Part One

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Faulty Focal Dome Active Subwoofer | Can I Fix It?

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Why Isobaric Subwoofer? What it Is And How it Works

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Unbelievable Workers | Working with Talented Engineers #46 #fail #adamrose #smartworkers

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B&W 802 Speaker Repair & Demonstration

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Audiophiles - You're wasting your money!

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3 Mistakes That Slowly Kill Your Vintage Receiver

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Repair of a Rotel RB-1590 Power Amplifier

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Repair of another Cyrus X Power that's been Smoking!

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Dealer Said My $300k "SCRAP ONLY" Bentley Should NEVER be Started... I did Anyway

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Subwoofer PV1D Bowers & Wilkins B&W Replace waste capacitors

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Unbelievable Smart Worker & Hilarious Fails | Construction Compilation #7 #adamrose #smartworkers

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Revealing The SPECIAL TECHNIQUE Of A Pakistani Man To EXTRACT GOLD From Used Motherboard Waste

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DIY Surround Sound... USING LASERS!

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