Shike

SR-3's are around 30-40 years old, there's no old stock parts left for them. However I removed the Silistar and it seems to have cured the issue. Got to give it a weeks time to test it fully, but it may work yet.

Hey guys, I have a pair of SR-3's that's been giving me trouble. I thought I wouldn't be able to get them apart but I finally did. I inspected the mylar which still seems to be taught and in good condition. Lately it seems that the mylar though has started sticking to the stator after an extended period of use. Pulling the plug and using my hand to short the pins I hear the mylar slowly creep and release with a pop. Looking inside the SR-3 I noticed one thing different from the SR-5 and I'm wondering why it's there. It looks like a large value resistor, but it isn't labeled with anything substantial. Furthermore I used a DMM and can't get a resistance rating on it. Thoughts?