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10:13 pm
June 17, 2008
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WVU1975
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Seems every now and then when I hit a Bb, low E @ 6th fret or A, 5th fret, I get a buzz from my Deluxe Reverb RI or, in the case of Bb, a rising fizz and sizzle. Not all the time, especially since I had the GTs pulled and JJs put in. This is kinda weird. What could be happening?
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1:43 pm
June 18, 2008
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Billy Penn
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I have actually heard of other players complaining about similar buzzes and rattles with the DRRI amp. I would try to tighten the speaker, not too much though and also tighten the baffle. Also check to see if the chassis is tight. I had a similar experience with a silverface Vibrolux Reverb and it was the chassis that was a little loose and made the noise. You may want to loosen the chassis and shift it around a bit and then re-tighten. Another thing to check is the speaker itself. Try an external speaker and see if the problem clears up. Certain frequencies affect amps (combos especially) in different ways. I hope this helps!!
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7:56 pm
August 3, 2008
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WVU1975
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Thanks, it comes and goes.
Somedays nothing. Tonight, all of a sudden, it's back! Maybe temp, humidity have something to do with it as well. Humbuckers, DRRI vol 2, channel 2, reverb 2.
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8:33 am
August 4, 2008
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Billy Penn
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Did you try the things that I suggested? Tightening the speaker, baffle and the chassis? Do you take the amp out and transport it alot?
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5:49 pm
August 4, 2008
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WVU1975
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I am just a home player, so it sits here at vol 2.
Checked the screws, chassis, baffle, speaker nuts.
Again, this is intermittent… can go months w/o buzz and then it is there. I am thinking frequencies, cabinet, temp and humidity. Although, I did heare of one amp tech describe combos as a “torture chamber for tubes”.
Thanks!
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