Scratchy Treble Control - 65 Twin reissue
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Allen Peterson
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Scratchy Treble Control - 65 Twin reissue
The treble control on my twenty-year-old 65 Twin reissue is scratchy. How do I fix this? The sound's not affected; it's just scratchy when rotated.
Allen Peterson
Allen Peterson
2008 D10 Rains Pedal Steel, 2000 D10 Carter Pedal Steel, BR-9 Lap Steel, Nashville 400, Nashville 112, '65 Fender Twin Re-issue, MB 200, Telonics Volume Pedal
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Ray Anderson
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treble control
Radio Shack has a cleaner-lubricant in a spray can that is top quality. Remoce the knob (not the pot), lay the amp on it's back, take a large drinking straw and cut a short piece from it and place over the pot shaft, seal the piece of straw with a piece of tape or something similar and put tuner cleaner into the straw ( or any other cylinder that will fit). It will takt a few minutes for it to soak through, but it will and this should take care of it. Do all of them as preventive maintainance. Works for me. Hope this helps.

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Ken Fox
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Allen Peterson
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Thanks Ray and Ken. I'll try the cleaning first and the capacitor leak second, if the cleaning does not work. Probably a cheaper fix this way.
Allen
Allen
2008 D10 Rains Pedal Steel, 2000 D10 Carter Pedal Steel, BR-9 Lap Steel, Nashville 400, Nashville 112, '65 Fender Twin Re-issue, MB 200, Telonics Volume Pedal