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Oh well must be the shortest ownership

Posted: 08 Aug 2015, 09:56
by kossofffan
The courier company texted me an hour slot, so sat at home looking out for the van when I received an email with a photo of another front door with the same house number saying I was out !
Can you find a phone number to call on their website? really difficult, eventually was able to find a human to speak to and was told the driver would return soon to MY address.
Anyway when it came, I eagerly plugged in to be met with a loud loud white noise hiss on volume 1. A change of cabs, leads etc offered no solution. The valves looked perfect in colour too.

Re: Oh well must be the shortest ownership

Posted: 08 Aug 2015, 09:59
by Torshalla
Shit... Sorry to read this... But they will replace it and I'm sure you will be happy with this 1959hw...

Re: Oh well must be the shortest ownership

Posted: 08 Aug 2015, 13:54
by Blues_N_Cues
I will,would,never have.. bought an amp I have not personally played for @ least 30 minutes.

simple rules never fail.......... :Thumbs

Re: Oh well must be the shortest ownership

Posted: 08 Aug 2015, 14:10
by gibson560
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I have two of them. No problems.

Re: Oh well must be the shortest ownership

Posted: 08 Aug 2015, 14:13
by Sully807
That sucks mate.. Hope it all pans out in the long run, I've gotta plug the tsl is n tomorrow after a couple of weeks holiday to try and workout the mystery of the disappearing clean channel haha

Re: Oh well must be the shortest ownership

Posted: 11 Aug 2015, 01:46
by kossofffan
What do you guys make of this, is this normal or faulty?


Re: Oh well must be the shortest ownership

Posted: 11 Aug 2015, 02:17
by JkGriffin
Don't hear anything weird apart from that ticking noise at the end... you should get that checked :)

Seriously though... first thing that springs to mind is bad pre-amp tubes on the one channel, but that is based on that I've heard such noise from old lightbulbs... almost like an arch is resonating through the glass... only here it is amplified.
That said... I am really guessing here. I know tubes are supposed to make an amp sound good and that they looks like lightbulbs... but I also know that you might not see a bad tube by its color. An arch would perhaps discolor it, but only where it is close to the glass.

I'm just throwing it out there... I'm a firm believer of shotguns and brainstorming... Shoot enough and you should end up hitting something :D

Re: Oh well must be the shortest ownership

Posted: 11 Aug 2015, 08:56
by surfnorthwest
Sounds like one hell of a microphonic tube to me.

Re: Oh well must be the shortest ownership

Posted: 11 Aug 2015, 09:10
by kossofffan
Yep,got some others to try now and gonna check out a pretty old 4x12 that's right up my street!

Re: Oh well must be the shortest ownership

Posted: 11 Aug 2015, 10:35
by mkstylee
I had that on my 1986 lead and bass model turned out to be a fault with the jack. Try switch cleaner on the jack and in and out a good few times with a lead.
Hope you get it sorted