X xpoopx Member Joined Feb 24, 2023 Messages 8 Reaction score 0 Sep 9, 2023 #1 As the title indicates. No output from channel a. I can hear static coming through. No blown fuses All tubes flowing (power and pre) Tested channel b and it’s performing normally. Should I start with testing the preamp tubes?
As the title indicates. No output from channel a. I can hear static coming through. No blown fuses All tubes flowing (power and pre) Tested channel b and it’s performing normally. Should I start with testing the preamp tubes?
W woodbutcher65 Well-known member Joined May 4, 2018 Messages 623 Reaction score 261 Sep 10, 2023 #2 Yes of course. You can just swap the left channel preamp tubes with the right channel preamp tubes first, and see if the problem moves.
Yes of course. You can just swap the left channel preamp tubes with the right channel preamp tubes first, and see if the problem moves.
R Rbh Active member Joined Jan 4, 2020 Messages 25 Reaction score 8 Sep 11, 2023 #3 I recommend cleaning the level pots / tube pins and sockets. I repaired a fuse popping 295 simulclass with simple cleaning.
I recommend cleaning the level pots / tube pins and sockets. I repaired a fuse popping 295 simulclass with simple cleaning.
