Hey all,
Thanks for the help getting my Deluxe Reverb build working correctly. After finding a glob of solder bridging 2 terminals of the bias pot, and then after realising I mislabelled the bias current & plate voltage outputs of my weber bias rite clone, I'm happy to say that the amp is finally biased and working properly - for the most part.
I've checked the vibrato circuit over quite a few times, and everything seems correct. However, when I engage the vibrato, it is accompanied by an intermittent white noise. The noise is heard only when there is sound going through the amp, and only at the loud peaks of the tremolo. There's also a 'squeal' that is sometimes accompanies the vibrato - I don't know how to describe this sound, but it sort of sounds like a capacitor charging. it raises in pitch and is high frequency. The volume of both of these sounds is independent of the channel volume. There is also a low frequency "beat" as well.
I've tried a few tubes, all with the same result.
Mike
Thanks for the help getting my Deluxe Reverb build working correctly. After finding a glob of solder bridging 2 terminals of the bias pot, and then after realising I mislabelled the bias current & plate voltage outputs of my weber bias rite clone, I'm happy to say that the amp is finally biased and working properly - for the most part.
I've checked the vibrato circuit over quite a few times, and everything seems correct. However, when I engage the vibrato, it is accompanied by an intermittent white noise. The noise is heard only when there is sound going through the amp, and only at the loud peaks of the tremolo. There's also a 'squeal' that is sometimes accompanies the vibrato - I don't know how to describe this sound, but it sort of sounds like a capacitor charging. it raises in pitch and is high frequency. The volume of both of these sounds is independent of the channel volume. There is also a low frequency "beat" as well.
I've tried a few tubes, all with the same result.
Mike
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