Amp shows up dead, won't power up. Power switch is dead, so I replace it.
Now it has a loud hum, and won't pass signal. The noise follows Vol pot and is almost quiet if Volume is turned off, but there is still a little of the same noise if Master is cranked. It is completly quiet if Vol is up and Master is down. Pulling V1 has no effect. Pulling V2 silences the Vol related noise, but the wee bit on the Master still remains.
If I engage the footswitch, it passes signal to some extent, not nearly loud enough, but the noise remains.
Not sure I am understanding these LDRs in this circuit. Not seeing signal on V1. With footswitch engaged, what I see on V2 is bizarre. The first plate replicates the sine, but there is two of them. They start on the left at the same point, and then one rises and one falls. The second plate also replicates the sine, but it there are multiple wiggly traces of it.
Does anyone want to chime in on this? Frankly, I am scratching my head over here. How I dread working on these Mesas.
Now it has a loud hum, and won't pass signal. The noise follows Vol pot and is almost quiet if Volume is turned off, but there is still a little of the same noise if Master is cranked. It is completly quiet if Vol is up and Master is down. Pulling V1 has no effect. Pulling V2 silences the Vol related noise, but the wee bit on the Master still remains.
If I engage the footswitch, it passes signal to some extent, not nearly loud enough, but the noise remains.
Not sure I am understanding these LDRs in this circuit. Not seeing signal on V1. With footswitch engaged, what I see on V2 is bizarre. The first plate replicates the sine, but there is two of them. They start on the left at the same point, and then one rises and one falls. The second plate also replicates the sine, but it there are multiple wiggly traces of it.
Does anyone want to chime in on this? Frankly, I am scratching my head over here. How I dread working on these Mesas.
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