Princeton reverb ?microphonic sound
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Princeton reverb ?microphonic sound
Getting an annoying sound from my amp.
Runs quiet but if I play anything above a whisper I'm hearing a brittle hissing sound with the notes. Like someone shaking round the broken filament in s light bulb.
Microphonic tube! If so which one? How to tell?
Any other causes of that sound?
Runs quiet but if I play anything above a whisper I'm hearing a brittle hissing sound with the notes. Like someone shaking round the broken filament in s light bulb.
Microphonic tube! If so which one? How to tell?
Any other causes of that sound?
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Re: Princeton reverb ?microphonic sound
I quite like that sound. ..... but the reverb hum at the end was horrible!
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Re: Princeton reverb ?microphonic sound
Tap each tube gently and see/listen for which one makes the most noise
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Re: Princeton reverb ?microphonic sound
Might not be microphones though...just rattling like heck
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Re: Princeton reverb ?microphonic sound
Was thinking the same thing; great tone!jvpp wrote:I quite like that sound. ..... but the reverb hum at the end was horrible!
Strummers, lightly tap each tube with a pencil while the amp's running. Should point you in the right direction.
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Re: Princeton reverb ?microphonic sound
Or two....
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