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I have tried all of those things except a new fuse and pre amp tube. If it was the fuse though then the amp wouldn't have worked at all even briefly and the power tubes wouldn't light up. Mesa said it was not the fuse. I'll try it though anyways. I'll have to buy a pre amp tube and try...

well it stopped working again. It's not the speaker because it did this with my external cab for it as well. It can't be the footswitch because I plugged it back in and it was working at the time. I also tried unplugging it again when the amp shut off but it didn't do anything. Maybe a wire...

hmm I tried turning my amp on again and about 20 seconds after I turned it on everything lit up and it worked fine. I flickedered on and off a couple times. It's been stable though now for about 5 minutes. I called mesa up again and told them this. It was a different guy who seemed to be...

well I called and they weren't very helpful at all except for giving me the number a an authorized mesa repair center that's closest to me. Unfortuneatly it's still over an hour away. He said sounds like it a fuse. But then I told him the power tubes light up and he said oh that doesn't make...

I just tried right now and I was directed to tech support. THe answering picked up. I'll try again in a few.

the amp has no noise except crackling. It seems to not get any signal from the guitar.

Did the light on your amp come on or just the tubes? I'll try replacing the v4 soon. I'm gonna give mesa a call tomorrow.

yep

hmm I tried turning it on again and when I turn the volume up I can hear some crackling from the amp. It's very quiet. It also does still make that "turning on noise". The clean channel is what it seems to stay on because when I turn the volume up on it the crackling gets louder. When I try...

yep my guitar works fine. I'll re test all the cables. Although i'm sure they are fine as well because when the amp turns on it makes no noise at all. Usually it makes a "turning on noise". Do you have any other ideas of what it could be? Is it possible it could be the pre amp tubes or...

yeah a blue light does come on

I checked again and the footswitch is not lighting up. I just did it when the amp first died. I see the power tubes lit up when I turn the amp on but nothing else.

im just saying that I had new tubes in when the amp broke. I had replaced them a few weeks prior to that. After the amp broke I switched them out for other ones which were older but still fine to see if it was the power tubes causing the amp to not work. Before I try a new fuse i'll make sure...

no. The amp died before I switched tubes. I had the new tubes in already when the amp died. I switched them out after the amp died to see if it was the power tubes. Or were you talking about when I get a new fuse to make sure the new tubes are back in in case the old ones die and blow the...

that amp does not turn on at all except the footswitch...the light does not turn on on the amp, only the footswitch.

Hello all. Unfortunately my amp just all of a sudden shut off and stopped wokring. First it turned off and then back on quickly. I then turned it off and then back on and there was a delay from the time I flippe dthe switch to when it turned on. It turned off shortly after though. I tried...

okay thanks. I tried runing it in stereo and only the right speaker worked. I went from the two 8 ohmn jacks on the genz benz into the two 4 ohmn jacks on the mesa. But when I hook it up in mono via the 16 ohmn jack into the 8 ohmn jack on the mesa it works fine.

a tubescreamer also works well. It also works great for tightening up rhythem tones.

to run this amp stereo it says plug in the two 8 ohm jacks . Do I connect them to my mesa's two 4 ohm jacks or one into the 8 ohm one and the other into the 4 ohm?

lol okay im sorry. I missed that new post. Thanks a lot.