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My father recently received two cabs that were collecting dust in an old building. One of them we managed to get working with some monitor calibration. When we tested the other one - a Magic Worm cabinet - smoke began rising from one of the resistors on the power-supply, rendering it unidentifiable. We made some repairs on the machine, and may have solved the problem, but we can't test it again until we replace the burnt resistor, and we can't replace it until we know what it was.
Here's a picture of the circuit board in question, with the burnt resistor circled. It's fastened to the top of the power supply. If anyone has one of these boards and can tell me what colours are on that particular resistor, I'd really appreciate it. Bonus points for schematics. It's a bit of an obscure cabinet, so I understand if no one has one kicking around to check. Failing a positive identity on the resistor, does anyone know how to check the value of one that has burnt like this?
Here's a picture of the circuit board in question, with the burnt resistor circled. It's fastened to the top of the power supply. If anyone has one of these boards and can tell me what colours are on that particular resistor, I'd really appreciate it. Bonus points for schematics. It's a bit of an obscure cabinet, so I understand if no one has one kicking around to check. Failing a positive identity on the resistor, does anyone know how to check the value of one that has burnt like this?

