Ghost nototes at OTs primaries

mojotronix · 09-11-2006, 08:34 PM

Hello,
Subbed caps, OT, choke, tubes. Cleaned, and retentioned sockets. Initially, it seemed like the ghosts notes varied, but last we checked, it's a b flat (60 or 120 hz). Could there possibly a bad ground? BTW, it's a 75 Marshall 100 watt Super Lead.
I am repairing this for Michael Lee Firkins, who was a guy I listed to alot in the 90s. Great player who needs his amp for recording.
It would be great if I could fix this for him.
Any info is appreciated.
Thanks,
Stan

09-11-2006, 08:34 PM	#1
mojotronix Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 1	Ghost nototes at OTs primaries Hello, Subbed caps, OT, choke, tubes. Cleaned, and retentioned sockets. Initially, it seemed like the ghosts notes varied, but last we checked, it's a b flat (60 or 120 hz). Could there possibly a bad ground? BTW, it's a 75 Marshall 100 watt Super Lead. I am repairing this for Michael Lee Firkins, who was a guy I listed to alot in the 90s. Great player who needs his amp for recording. It would be great if I could fix this for him. Any info is appreciated. Thanks, Stan

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