orange ad140 the humming that wouldn't die
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orange ad140 the humming that wouldn't die
it's been about two years since i changed my tubes....my amp started this humming when i played clean and dirty channel... i took a look at it and seemed to me that one of the el34 tubes died out while the other tubes shined bright.... so i replaced every tube in the amp with the exact brand tube it had before. it's still humming. also i found out that when i touch the guitar cable cord it stops buzzing... i tried 3 different guitar cables and 2 different guitars so i know its not the guitar or the cables . maybe i need to have my amp biased? HELP PLEASE
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Re: orange ad140 the humming that wouldn't die
You might have a grounding problem. You might want to take that to a tech.
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Re: orange ad140 the humming that wouldn't die
thank you for the advice i'll go check that out
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Re: orange ad140 the humming that wouldn't die
...oh yeah, I meant to also say
...because a grounding problem can get dangerous.....
Maybe before you take it to a tech, move to a different part of the building where you use this amp (or a different building altogether) to make sure it isn't just a poorly grounded outlet you've had it plugged into all this time.....
...because a grounding problem can get dangerous.....
Maybe before you take it to a tech, move to a different part of the building where you use this amp (or a different building altogether) to make sure it isn't just a poorly grounded outlet you've had it plugged into all this time.....
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