Need Help With 5150 Problem.
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F. Hails Railsologist
Re: Need Help With 5150 Problem.
it seems that its WORKING now
i plugged it, after my last post here and it was OK.
don´t know what happened.
i HOPE it didn´t happen again ahahahahahaha
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thank´s for the Quick Replies guys
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"Your Are Great" aahahah
it seems that its WORKING now
i plugged it, after my last post here and it was OK.
don´t know what happened.
i HOPE it didn´t happen again ahahahahahaha
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thank´s for the Quick Replies guys
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"Your Are Great" aahahah
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Seymour Duncan Customer Support
Re: Need Help With 5150 Problem.
"you are also the" great AAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
Good luck with that, and so! You're Rocking now
ahahahahahah!!!
"you are also the" great AAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
Good luck with that, and so! You're Rocking now
ahahahahahah!!!
Gearjoneser
Gear Ho
Re: Need Help With 5150 Problem.
Wiggle the cord near the input jack and speaker jack, to see if it shorts out or keeps it's signal. It's possible that the cord was dangling in a way that cut your signal.
Buy a few cheap 12AX7's to keep as spares. Anytime you have a problem, swap out a few pre tubes to see if the amp comes back to life. I blew a preamp tube 2 days ago and the amp just made a grumbling noise till I put a new one in.
It's a good idea to turn on standby anytime you unplug your guitar and leave the amp for a few minutes. It's not good for it to sit idle with no guitar plugged in while running.
Wiggle the cord near the input jack and speaker jack, to see if it shorts out or keeps it's signal. It's possible that the cord was dangling in a way that cut your signal.
Buy a few cheap 12AX7's to keep as spares. Anytime you have a problem, swap out a few pre tubes to see if the amp comes back to life. I blew a preamp tube 2 days ago and the amp just made a grumbling noise till I put a new one in.
It's a good idea to turn on standby anytime you unplug your guitar and leave the amp for a few minutes. It's not good for it to sit idle with no guitar plugged in while running.
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F. Hails Railsologist
Re: Need Help With 5150 Problem.
Thanks´gearjoneser
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Thanks´gearjoneser
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Re: Need Help With 5150 Problem.
A friend of mine has an old 5150 that he does not take care of very well and it farts and pops and cuts out every now and then..... it can be a pain but it is always the amp i have when jamming with him..... He's a drummer but he owns a whole bunch of nice Tube stack amps..... all in various states of repair
A friend of mine has an old 5150 that he does not take care of very well and it farts and pops and cuts out every now and then..... it can be a pain but it is always the amp i have when jamming with him..... He's a drummer but he owns a whole bunch of nice Tube stack amps..... all in various states of repair
Metalman_666
Well-known member
Re: Need Help With 5150 Problem.
+1, I didn't even think about that before. I ALWAYS turn the amp to off (SS) or standby (tube) whenever I do anything involving unplugging any cords. You could end up blowing a cord if you're plugging/unplugging them while the power is on; I've done it once before, and never did it again.
Gearjoneser said:
+1, I didn't even think about that before. I ALWAYS turn the amp to off (SS) or standby (tube) whenever I do anything involving unplugging any cords. You could end up blowing a cord if you're plugging/unplugging them while the power is on; I've done it once before, and never did it again.
