Bill Ferguson
From:
Milton, FL USA
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Posted 23 Jun 2022 8:30 am |
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Let me try to understand.
Try unplugging your speaker and plug it into the 2nd channel and see if that helps. Could be a bad power amp on one side. Results?
Have you tried both of the inputs (high and low) and if so, do you get the same results?
Try plugging your cable into the PRE Effects Return jack instead of the normal input. Results?
Try plugging direct from your steel into the amp, bypassing your volume pedal. Results?
Try putting a patch cable on the back between the effects loop send/return. Be sure that you are using the same effects loop as the channel (power amp) you are using. The amp has 2 complete power amp circuits.
Last but certainly not least, have you tried a different instrument cable to be sure that you do not have a bad cable anywhere in the chain ie, steel to volume pedal, volume pedal to amp
Hopefully one of these will solve your problem. If I can be of further assistance, drop me an email bferguson1947@gmail.com
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