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05050961, this guitar won't make any noise when plugged into the amp
First, plug something else into the amp with the same cord to make sure it's the guitar that's the problem. it's more commonly the cable, then the amp, then the guitar that goes dead. If it's indeed the guitar, check that the jack is wired correctly and that the jack contacts are gripping the plug. Next check the switch, then the individual pickups.
If you haven't done this before, you'll be time ahead to take it to the shop. Normally labor rates are minimal, and any decent tech can dianose the problem in short order.
6/15/2015 10:46:07 PM •
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on Jun 15, 2015
Playing bar chord at A 5th fret fine move to 7th fret amp gets loud and pops. normal gain at 3 to 4 volume dwn wont do it
Sorry I remember now this is a solid state amplifier,
try electronics spray contact cleaner in the pots of the amp, you will need to unplug and remove the chassis of the amp to do this, there are little notches on the pots, that's where you want to spray, and work the nob back and forth completely, do this to all volume, treb, bass, etc... I know this will fix your problem because I have done this about 100 times servicing amplifiers, the way a solid state circuit works if the pots are dirty the circuit doesn't complete properly causing volume issues, really hope this helps?
3/4/2015 1:36:25 AM •
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on Mar 04, 2015
How do i get the amp out of a kb-100 keyboard amplifier
Remove the retaining screws from the top of the amp and the screws holding the back lip of the amp (faceing down) on the rear of the cabinet. At that point, it should come out the rear of the amp. It will be snug. You may also have to remove the handle from the top of the amp and the metal corners for clearance.
1/31/2015 9:22:14 PM •
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on Jan 31, 2015
Roland db 700 bass amp
Contact Roland Customer Support at (323) 890-3740. Customer Support is open Monday through Friday, 8:30am to 5:00pm Pacific Time.
12/15/2014 6:14:18 AM •
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on Dec 15, 2014
The volume knob on my esteban g10 broke off
There is no other fix than to replace the volume pot. if you are not familar with working on electronics, it will require a trip to the repair shop. Unfortunately, the repair charges will most likely be more than the cost of just replaceing the amp.
Diagram of connecting power amp pv3800 to fx2 32 chan mixer
I'm not sure i understand you question? You would come out of the left and right XLR outputs on the board and into the two left and right XLR inputs on the amplifier. If you need more help and the dealer who sold you the gear isn't willing/able to assist you, Peavey customer service is quite good about walking people through problems. You can reach them at 877-732-8391.
12/15/2014 6:07:51 AM •
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on Dec 15, 2014
Effects quit working on Acoustic AG30 amp. what are the likely problems and costs to repair?
I am guessing it is solid state? If it were tubes it would be an easy fix but the solid state amps are very hard to diagnose and repair. I think the Guitar Center has a repair department and they probably know the trouble shooting steps. I am guessing it is a board, but the way to trouble shoot would be to know how much current should be flowing to individual leads. I do not have this information, but you will need a multi meeter in order to start the process. No reputable repair shop should charge you any thing to give you an estimate.
Hope you guys can help...
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Yep! Get a decent audio interface that attaches to the PC with a USB connection and uses BALANCED lines to your mixer. I use a UA-25EX Roland/cakewalk as an example. (about $200 and there are cheaper units such as M-Audio Fast Track MKII ) Note these interfaces BOTH record and playback with two channels for stereo.
Essentially the audio board that is in PC's and Laptops are too near the switching noise of the processor and some of that is just bound to get into the audio lines as they don't even have balanced audio lines from the computers. Make sure you use either TRS or XLR balanced cables from whatever interface you get. Also connect ALL interconnected equipment to the same power source or receptacle. You can try to reduce the buzz with the mixer EQ's with what you have, but that sacrifices audio quality.
Brand new ag30 when I
You should be using XLR to XLR cable, NOT a 1/4 inch cable. There is a problem of the 1/4 inch being the unbalanced version and is not compatible with this unit's input.
Use the XLR to XLR mic cable and it will work fine.
The cable you have would work for one of those cheap Karaoke machines...
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