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The problem is input 2 a & b when plugged in either one, if you strum the guitar hard the sound cuts out. Then I have to turn the volume all the way down and then up again to hear it. Input 1 a & b works just fine. Any words of wisdom or point me in the right direction would be greatly appreciated. Thank you
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How about a schematic?"Take two placebos, works twice as well." Enzo
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Is it a Ceriatone? If so, they don't provide a schematic, but a graphical layout. Take the layout and use the infomation to draw the schematic. This is one aspect of their marketing approach that makes it hard for you, the customer. Or you could look at it as an opportunity to learn about the design. Hand drawn is OK.
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Fender 5E3
If it is as a stock 5E3, each input. 1 & 2, goes to 1/2 of the first triode.
Measure the voltages on pin 1 & 3 / 6 & 8 of that tube.Comment
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