convert to HRM
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Re: convert to HRM
You've tried other guitars right? When ever I've had that problem it was guitar wiring. I even had some moron plug a crackling bass into one of my hiwatts and blow it up 
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Re: convert to HRM
Hi ERER wrote:You've tried other guitars right? When ever I've had that problem it was guitar wiring. I even had some moron plug a crackling bass into one of my hiwatts and blow it up
yes other guitars, input cables , speakers.
This ones got me going in circles...Hope to get it working soon.
Darin
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Re: convert to HRM
I've replaced all filter caps and its still barking...
also replaced loop jacks...Really wanted to find out what was causing this problem but I guess its time to gut it and start over.
Darin
also replaced loop jacks...Really wanted to find out what was causing this problem but I guess its time to gut it and start over.
Darin
Re: convert to HRM
You have already proven that the preamp section is good by playing through your other amp's power section. Therefore, just do the HRM's power section (which includes the P.I.). But before doing so, I would try replacing the coupling caps (only on the power section) first.
All the best.
All the best.
Horacio
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Play in tune and B#!
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Re: convert to HRM
Thanks alvarezhalvarezh wrote:You have already proven that the preamp section is good by playing through your other amp's power section. Therefore, just do the HRM's power section (which includes the P.I.). But before doing so, I would try replacing the coupling caps (only on the power section) first.
All the best.
replaced PI caps and no go... I hate do overs but will look at this as a chance to redo the lead dress better. Will report back ASAP
Thanks
Darin
Re: convert to HRM
Darin, Maybe try a different Master volume pot, before you redo everything.
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Re: convert to HRM
CHIPCHIP wrote:Darin, Maybe try a different Master volume pot, before you redo everything.
that's a good idea...I did try and solder on the back(alpha) and it didn't take so I moved on .Wonder if I killed the pot in doing so.
Darin
Re: convert to HRM
Did you happen to measure each pot and watch the meter as you rotated them?
I had two (2!) bad pots on my new build.
They were NOS Allen Bradley too.
Watch the lead dress around the PI.
I had two (2!) bad pots on my new build.
They were NOS Allen Bradley too.
Watch the lead dress around the PI.
Tom
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Re: convert to HRM
Thanks TomStructo wrote:Did you happen to measure each pot and watch the meter as you rotated them?
I had two (2!) bad pots on my new build.
They were NOS Allen Bradley too.
Watch the lead dress around the PI.
Will do
Darin
Re: convert to HRM
Yeah because one jumped from say 100K to 1M before it was even half way!
Anymore I measure everything before committing to solder.
Anymore I measure everything before committing to solder.
Tom
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Re: convert to HRM
I had the same situation on my #183 copy build, last year.Structo wrote:Yeah because one jumped from say 100K to 1M before it was even half way!
Anymore I measure everything before committing to solder.