Traynor TBM25

Have you verified that the opamp supplies are stable & that they have zero volts ac ripple?

If the volume control affects the hum then the problem lies Before the control.

Not too sure why the TDA output IC went up in smoke.

The External Speaker jack has an internal tab to remove the Internal Speaker from the circuit when a plug is inserted.

TBM25 schematic

Your best bet is to contact Peavey.

1 (877) 732-8391

Peavey Electronics, Customer Service

Please  check the fuse.
1 amp is what is the expected fuse.

Here is the schematic:
The speaker/ headphone circuit is very convoluted as the Headphone inserted must mute the speaker.
That said, the speaker will only work properly if the HP jack connections inside the jack are proper.

Proper testing with an ohmmeter will prove the jacks.

Right On, Enzo.

The KA22235  & the BA3812A ic's are identical.
http://www.datasheets360.com/pdf/4157496183427480727
http://www.ben.cz/_d/datasheet/ba3812l.pdf

I was totally confused by that reply myself.

" Not seeing anything too familiar in any of those Schematics,, Thanks for posting any way,, It's going to be another fly by the seat of my pants repair,,, "

Oh, well.

http://traynoramps.com/downloads/servman/sm_trayint.pdf

The full part number of the output transistor is '2SC2233'.
No need for the 'Y'.

Wow!

Those two schematics are totally different.

As the OP is searching for a schematic that uses 2SD428 (TO3 mount) the schematics may or may not be of help.

Maybe the Gibson G30 is closer.

It may help if you describe where the resistors go.

What points do they attach to?
Resistors burn up when another part of the circuit demands eccess current.

The only 100uf cap on the drawing is for the battery.

What problem are you troubleshooting?

Those are nice Ic's.

Good to know that they are robust enough to survive being 'hooked up wrong'.

Any idea what mistake you made?