DonaldBort
Member
I've been chasing a problem for about 2 weeks now. This issue is my 72 metal face just started flaking out a bit.
I will be playing and the EQ goes haywire...Full on Treble and the amp sounds like the guitar pickups are out of phase. No body at all. then from there it will go back to normal and then after a few minutes goes to full on bass, really flubby sounding and no definition to any chord or note played.
I have been through all the obvious; eliminate all pedals between the guitar and input, change cords, check speaker cab connections (swap out cords), check ohm setting. Swapped out 3 sets of tubes (both pwr and pre's) & re-biased each tube change, moved the head off the speaker cab...all to experience the same intermittent issue.
Put the head on a scope and found a loose connection on a pair of resistors that was fixed, and I thought this was the issue since the amp sounded totally awesome till the flubby bass and treble out of phase issue returned again.
I know it's a shot in the dark to troubleshoot via a forum but at this point I am looking to you guys for a bit of direction.
Thanks
Don
I will be playing and the EQ goes haywire...Full on Treble and the amp sounds like the guitar pickups are out of phase. No body at all. then from there it will go back to normal and then after a few minutes goes to full on bass, really flubby sounding and no definition to any chord or note played.
I have been through all the obvious; eliminate all pedals between the guitar and input, change cords, check speaker cab connections (swap out cords), check ohm setting. Swapped out 3 sets of tubes (both pwr and pre's) & re-biased each tube change, moved the head off the speaker cab...all to experience the same intermittent issue.
Put the head on a scope and found a loose connection on a pair of resistors that was fixed, and I thought this was the issue since the amp sounded totally awesome till the flubby bass and treble out of phase issue returned again.
I know it's a shot in the dark to troubleshoot via a forum but at this point I am looking to you guys for a bit of direction.
Thanks
Don