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It is not wiring, cable, or pickups
Preamp tubes?
Power Tubes?

Someone else will know more about this, but I believe one cause of hum in tube amps can be the filter caps. They need replacing every fifteen years or so?


Originally Posted by Reckless AbandonIt is not wiring, cable, or pickups
Preamp tubes?
Power Tubes?

On the same socket with ANY lighting devices? Especially anything neon, Flourescent, blinking or otherwise quot;non-lightbulbquot;?

If so, that´s probably xour cause

prolly it could be the grounding.

Probably caused by postin this thread in the wrong forum.
Try the amp room, and don't forget to...

Rock On

Well, nobody ever reads stickies or Forum rules, even though they agree to do so when they sign up... you you can´t really blame HIM...

Your amp hums because it doesnt know the words.... *rimshot*

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA:

And with that, I´will leave the building... Good night, all


Originally Posted by ZerberusWell, nobody ever reads stickies or Forum rules, even though they agree to do so when they sign up... you you can´t really blame HIM...

That is a little rude. I am not a nube. I have not been on the site in a while. As soon as the slow dial up loaded enough of the page to show the quot;new threadquot; button I clicked it.

Thanks for all of the help. I will check the tube color etc. Voodoo said to send it back and they will fix it if it is not a tube.


Originally Posted by Reckless AbandonThat is a little rude. I am not a nube. I have not been on the site in a while. As soon as the slow dial up loaded enough of the page to show the quot;new threadquot; button I clicked it.

He wasn't saying you're a noob, Noobie's probably know about the amplifier forum... You're just impatient right?

Rock On

I guess a bit impatient. I did not know so I hit new topic as soon as I could. It is a great idea to have the new forum. This board keeps cleaning up and getting better