Marantz IC cross reference?

[skippy1969]

Does anyone know if this Marantz IC power chip cross references into anything that might be available?
The Marantz number is HC10013210.
Thanks!

 

[Fatdog]

Are you sure that number is correct? Is unusual for Google and Yahoo to return empty search results.

 

[Rex]

May 31, 2011-
I am also looking for the Marantz I.C. #HC10013210.
It is the OEM part number listed in their Service Manual.
It is a 10 pin Audio Output I.C.
Marantz is of no help.
Even a substitute will be good.
Thank you;
-Rex-

 

[Fatdog]

Is that the actual number on the chip itself?

 

[skippy1969]

It's the Marantz parts number according to the service manual Bobby and Ramon........

 

[floyd]

skippy you can ask the dudes at this site ,they might know . it's worth a try if all else fails .
http://www.vintage-electronics.cc/index.html
http://www.vintage-electronics.cc/vrepairs.html

 

[Superduper]

Just look at the chip and read the actual numbers off it.

 

[monchito]

skippy can u take a pic of it and post it too see how many pins and shape????

 

[Superduper]

Highly highly doubt that is a propriety Marantz IC. In fact I don't even think Marantz makes semiconductors like some manufacturers such as hitachi, sanyo, and panasonic (matsushita). So that's likely nothing more than the manufacturers own parts # and nothing to do with oem generic part. In any event, even if the IC is nla, a replacement output can ic certainly be retrofitted using modern output modules.

 

[monchito]

thats exactly the same thing i was thinking as i looked at just about all the combinations,, more that like one of the regular ic is probably in there ,,thats why i mentioned a pic to see the casing

 

[Rex]

Does anyone know if this Marantz IC power chip cross references into anything that might be available?
The Marantz number is HC10013210.
Thanks!

I found a part # of BA-532 on one of the 2 Audio Output I.C.s
If U ebay that part number "it is available" for $5!!!
Google & my cross reference guide where of no help.
This is for my PMS-6000.
-Rex-

 

[Superduper]

haha, the PMS6000 is sooo rare that I doubt that is the boombox skippy is referring to. If I had to take a guess it would be that it's probably a PMS-3500. As for the $5 Rohm module, don't forget the $7 shipping too.