Sounds like you've accidentally hit the 'valve buzz' switch. Damn they model everything!dayl wrote:I think I'd have to connect via USB and check the Preamp valve code, its the Katana head.Slowy wrote:Check your pre-amp valves.
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So, is that low alcohol or no alcohol at all? mmmm, no alcohol, do you want to try it? Noooooooooo.
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Yeah it looks exactly like this, but am sure the pack said dimarzio. Doesnt have the planet waves logo on it unless they changed? Idk, I prob have my cables mixed upJHorner wrote:Are you sure? It doesnt look like a switchcraft plug, it looks like this:dayl wrote:Dimarziomrmofo wrote:is that a quick connect planet waves cable?
http://www.planetwaves.com/pwMobileProd ... ent_Cables
Anyway... it sounds like its about time to take the katana head back to the shop...
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For that extra level or realismBg wrote:Sounds like you've accidentally hit the 'valve buzz' switch. Damn they model everything!dayl wrote:I think I'd have to connect via USB and check the Preamp valve code, its the Katana head.Slowy wrote:Check your pre-amp valves.
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Yeah both cab and built in speaker, no sure about reboot.Olderama wrote:Does it do it independently ie with the katana built in 5 inch speaker ?
If so I'd say it's the head aswell
Can it be rebooted?
Will test around the house when I get the time tomorrow before taking it back. Cable shouldnt be buzzing like that though.
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You could try the factory reset just in case you have done some thing silly in the Tone Editor ?
I would also a try a different mains cable and a different room in the house.
If that doesn't help I would take it back.
I would also a try a different mains cable and a different room in the house.
If that doesn't help I would take it back.
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The planet waves cable stuff had been rebranded dimarzio I believe 
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Well mate, you're fucked. You'll never be able to fix them now.dayl wrote:I think I'd have to connect via USB and check the Preamp valve code, its the Katana head.Slowy wrote:Check your pre-amp valves.
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Have you tried plugging in another amp, it gets really embarrassing when you think the amp has failed only to find it caused by a cheap consumable.
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Never been connected to a pc yet. Was on the floor for a couple days then was on a cab. Have barely had a chance to use it as was wiring up a guitar and busy with work.sizzlingbadger wrote:You could try the factory reset just in case you have done some thing silly in the Tone Editor ? If that doesn't help I would take it back.
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Hoping to connect up and DL some virtual JJ's to see if that fixes it.Slowy wrote:Well mate, you're fucked. You'll never be able to fix them now.dayl wrote:I think I'd have to connect via USB and check the Preamp valve code, its the Katana head.Slowy wrote:Check your pre-amp valves.
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Haha not yet. But yeah, I'm reluctant to say its an issue with a brand new piece of gear. Will try a few more thingscalling card wrote:Have you tried plugging in another amp, it gets really embarrassing when you think the amp has failed only to find it caused by a cheap consumable.
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So if there was nothing wrong with the Katana, what was the buzz?
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