Hey all,
This is a great forum and I thought I would ask the experts here before I called Mesa with my problem.
I have a 5:25 Express and I just recently lost channel 1. Channel 2 seems fine in both blues and burn mode, but Channel 1 is dead. When I crank the master on Channel 1, I can hear some hissing, but this seems to be normal when I crank it.
I just re-tubed the amp <<<<(Probably something I screwed up).
I put in Groove Tube 12AX7-C. (12AX7-A came out...could this be it?) I then installed Mesa EL-84 power tubes.
Flip power switch on with standby switch in stand by mode. (Let 'em heat up a bit)
After pre-heat, turn amp on and everything sounds fine.
I switch to channel two and play for a few moments.
After that, I switch to channel 1 and then nothing.
Anyone have this problem? Know a solution?
PS
I have been playing around with different cab arrangements. Although I dont think the problem I am having is related to using different cabs, I just thought I would let everyone know just in case their might be a problem there.
This is a great forum and I thought I would ask the experts here before I called Mesa with my problem.
I have a 5:25 Express and I just recently lost channel 1. Channel 2 seems fine in both blues and burn mode, but Channel 1 is dead. When I crank the master on Channel 1, I can hear some hissing, but this seems to be normal when I crank it.
I just re-tubed the amp <<<<(Probably something I screwed up).
I put in Groove Tube 12AX7-C. (12AX7-A came out...could this be it?) I then installed Mesa EL-84 power tubes.
Flip power switch on with standby switch in stand by mode. (Let 'em heat up a bit)
After pre-heat, turn amp on and everything sounds fine.
I switch to channel two and play for a few moments.
After that, I switch to channel 1 and then nothing.
Anyone have this problem? Know a solution?
PS
I have been playing around with different cab arrangements. Although I dont think the problem I am having is related to using different cabs, I just thought I would let everyone know just in case their might be a problem there.