Ad Widget

Collapse

Announcement

Collapse
No announcement yet.

Randall RH 100 watt guitar head

Collapse
X
 
  • Filter
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts

  • Randall RH 100 watt guitar head

    Received a 100 w Randall head (RH) and the outputs were shorted and some other smaller support components were toasted as well. Replaced what I could find gone and fired it up again. Played it for a couple of hours and it was great. Installed the chassis back in the cabinet and within minutes, the damm thing smoked again..this time taking out evrything I had replaced to begin with plus a few extras as well.. Re-ordered all the parts again and re-installed everything. Hooked up a series light blub this time to prevent another BBQ..the amp works now but very badly distorted. Problem is I can't find a schematic for the pre-amp board to see if I have the correct signals coming from the pre-amp. The output schematic shows a connector from the pre-amp with three pins...one for ground and I guess the other two are for the signal. Pin 3 of this connector has a signal but pin 2 does not. Disconnected the connector and ran a signal from a generator into pin 3....a somewhat low signal but never the less it was present...then ran the same signal into pin 2 and there was a much louder signal coming from the speaker cabinet. However, when checking the harness which comes from the pre-amp board, there is no signal on this wire...Does anybody have a schematic for the pre-amp board for this model of Randall? Maybe when everything blew up it might have also taken out something on the pre-amp board as well and a schematic of the pre-amp section would be a great asset in solving the problem. Thanks to anybody who can help me out with this one....

  • #2
    Originally posted by bsco View Post
    Received a 100 w Randall head (RH) and the outputs were shorted and some other smaller support components were toasted as well. Replaced what I could find gone and fired it up again. Played it for a couple of hours and it was great. Installed the chassis back in the cabinet and within minutes, the damm thing smoked again..this time taking out evrything I had replaced to begin with plus a few extras as well.. Re-ordered all the parts again and re-installed everything. Hooked up a series light blub this time to prevent another BBQ..the amp works now but very badly distorted. Problem is I can't find a schematic for the pre-amp board to see if I have the correct signals coming from the pre-amp. The output schematic shows a connector from the pre-amp with three pins...one for ground and I guess the other two are for the signal. Pin 3 of this connector has a signal but pin 2 does not. Disconnected the connector and ran a signal from a generator into pin 3....a somewhat low signal but never the less it was present...then ran the same signal into pin 2 and there was a much louder signal coming from the speaker cabinet. However, when checking the harness which comes from the pre-amp board, there is no signal on this wire...Does anybody have a schematic for the pre-amp board for this model of Randall? Maybe when everything blew up it might have also taken out something on the pre-amp board as well and a schematic of the pre-amp section would be a great asset in solving the problem. Thanks to anybody who can help me out with this one....
    I not sure that attached preamp schematic of the Randall G2 Series is suitable,
    but I hope it can help you.

    Good luck,
    Attached Files
    Last edited by doctor; 03-02-2012, 04:27 PM.

    Comment


    • #3
      Thank you...I will check this out sometime today and let you know...Once again, thank you very much for your help.
      Cheers,
      Bernie

      Comment

      Working...
      X