Deadweathereffects
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Hey guys,
I want to describe a scenario that I encountered yesterday with my "new to me" Duece Stage 1. I will describe it to the best of my remembrance "yesterday" and what procedure I took to attempt to rectify this situation.
I turned the amp on yesterday along with my lonestar combo, started to run them in stereo as I have done a few times and noticed no sound out of my 4x12. First checked guitar cables, then speaker cables, volumes and such all the normal things. I grabbed all those cables and plugged them into the lonestar ...worked fine. plugged 4x12 to lonestar to make sure it was the amp and nothing more. 4x12 is fine.
Here is what I did to troubleshoot the amp.
visually check switches
Change channels on the amplifier to see if it is local to something.
fuse is fine, as I am still receiving AC current.
Voltmeter to the wall, power is fine.
Begin looking at preamp tubes. I started with what was a good Preamp tube. (removed it from my lonestar) and replaced them one by one until I was complete. From no sound to a small amount of sound out of the amp. switches and pots all seem fine. and I can hear them changing the sound on the amplifier even though it is very quiet.
My next plan is to fully remove power tubes and replace them all with a known matched set. I am not sure I can do anything else. Could it be anything else? maybe my effects loop? Has anyone had this problem before with a Stiletto? Any advise would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Matt
I want to describe a scenario that I encountered yesterday with my "new to me" Duece Stage 1. I will describe it to the best of my remembrance "yesterday" and what procedure I took to attempt to rectify this situation.
I turned the amp on yesterday along with my lonestar combo, started to run them in stereo as I have done a few times and noticed no sound out of my 4x12. First checked guitar cables, then speaker cables, volumes and such all the normal things. I grabbed all those cables and plugged them into the lonestar ...worked fine. plugged 4x12 to lonestar to make sure it was the amp and nothing more. 4x12 is fine.
Here is what I did to troubleshoot the amp.
visually check switches
Change channels on the amplifier to see if it is local to something.
fuse is fine, as I am still receiving AC current.
Voltmeter to the wall, power is fine.
Begin looking at preamp tubes. I started with what was a good Preamp tube. (removed it from my lonestar) and replaced them one by one until I was complete. From no sound to a small amount of sound out of the amp. switches and pots all seem fine. and I can hear them changing the sound on the amplifier even though it is very quiet.
My next plan is to fully remove power tubes and replace them all with a known matched set. I am not sure I can do anything else. Could it be anything else? maybe my effects loop? Has anyone had this problem before with a Stiletto? Any advise would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Matt