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may sound simple but i got to ask.going install switch in my 4 pro and touch up solder joints if needed. I use a rosin core solder to make this type of repairs on automotive ckt boards. what should i use in my amp? any advice on this subject i would be verry thankfull for . I am new to this stuff need all the advice I can get.. thanks!!!
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I have always been a fan of Kester, specifically the 44 type in 63/37. But I have started using thier no-clean 245 type, in 62/36/02 and I love it.
Just for simple repairs I think you would like the Kester 44, it flows nice, melts quick, and takes very little cleanup. -
Just don't use unleaded solderBuilding a better world (one tube amp at a time)
"I have never had to invoke a formula to fight oscillation in a guitar amp."- EnzoComment
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thanks a bunch !!!Comment
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RoHS solder and a Cold Heat solder iron.....kidding, they suck.
MGC 4860 is good, as is the Kester 44 mentioned above!Comment
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thanks!Comment
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Any place you can get small quantities (couple ounces maybe) of Kester or MGC solder? I'd like to audition different solders to find something I like better than the 60/40 stuff from Ratshack. The rosin in that stuff is not to my liking (pops, hard to remove).-MikeComment
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