Hi Declan, this was some new information!

I found a German site, discussing the C4741-1 in a power amplifier.
The conclusion was that you can replace them with Motorola MJ 15024
and MJ 15025.
http://forum.electronicwerkstatt.de/phpBB/topic15491_f12_bxtopic_viewsxDESC_by1_bz0_bs0.html


also here:
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread/t-43304.html

  Uwe.

  


> The part number in the header _is_ only correct. Why do you think I am
> asking :-)?

> Full details:
>       A Motorola Logo and the number "3" (added afterwards)
>       C4751-1
>       MEXICO
>       9007

> All the devices have this 3, which I take to be hfe matching
> I am presuming the 2S bit of the number, as the pro electron range never
> got near 4751


> Recently, Somebody Somewhere wrote these words
>> 
>>    Can you make out the manufacturer? Hitachi, Toshiba or Matsushita
>>    would be the likely suspects.
>> 
>>    I take it that the part on the subject header is incorrect.
>> 
>> 
>>    Anyone got the lowdown on this?  I have 6 of them in a 1200W(!)
>>    audio amp. I Tried. Google returns only the cumpulsory hits from
>>    places like hkinventory who respond to every search but to _no_
>>    email.  What I really need is an alternative, a substitute. It's in
>>    a class B stage with the 2SC6492 - another weirdo. Even my latest
>>    Databook bargain (Some dweeb bought them before he realised they
>>    were in Japanese except for the figures) fails to list either.  As
>>    this is a linear device, I'll need a close match on hfe as well as
>>    volts/amps.

> -- 

>       With best Regards,


>       Declan Moriarty.

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