Does anyone know what value the R99 resistor is on the true sub junior

SOURCE: Sunfire True Sub Constant Hum & Thump on Initial Signal

The problem in the subwoofer is at leat 4 bad components
degraded due to heat. Remove the module and ship to
Mr. Transistor 453 Opelika Rd. Auburn, Al 36830.
If your sub is thumping and not staying on at lower levels
I have the fix. Cost is $250.

SOURCE: No Power

hiya

if u change the fuse inside the actual sub shud power up ok

Rik

Skizziks

• 43 Answers
• Posted on Sep 02, 2009

SOURCE: Rattling sound with any significant base output

You either ripped your voice coil, or you have something jumping around inside (Screw, nail, etc.). You can tell of a blown speaker by pressing straight in, and if you hear a rubbing noise, then your speaker has disconnected from your voice coil. Mickey mouse jobs include Krazy Glue, but It's touch and go

SOURCE: Blown driver

http://www.parts-express.com/pe/pshowdetl.cfm?&DID=7&Partnumber=297-460&ctab=2#Tabs

SOURCE: It seems my Sunfire True Sub sig needs repair, but how to do it?

Capacitors either fail spectacularly or in a very subtle way. Every once in a while, they'll explode, in which case it's very easy to spot the one that needs to be replaced, but generally they fail internally, with no visible problems.
(very old units used a wet electrolyte, and the capacitors simply dried out inside)

If you are able to determine which cap is bad, you will definitely need soldering skills to replace it - no way around that.

Soldering isn't difficult to learn, but I can't help you over the internet. :) If there's a craigslist in your area, you might try posting to the "Wanted" section to see if someone can teach you how.

Best of luck to y

Testimonial: "Thank you! :-) Soldering might not be hard, but darn expensive if I miss and accidentally damage something else. Repair shop next then."