Though I'm not using my recently acquired DSL100h as intended - I play it within 2ft of it at relatively low volume - I am enjoying the dirty tones in the green channel and the cleans in the red channel .
Anyway, I noticed it was making this high-pitched mechanical buzzing, a tinny metallic vibration. Channeling childhood experiences, I smacked the cab and the noise went away!
Remember smacking the side of a TV to "fix" it?
Re: Remember smacking the side of a TV to "fix" it?
Tube rattle?? My krank does that
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Re: Remember smacking the side of a TV to "fix" it?
I’ve smacked noise out of my ‘76 DR a few times
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Re: Remember smacking the side of a TV to "fix" it?
For sure. I’ve never stopped that trick. My old lady starts making some noise I’m not happy with and SMACK! 5 to the face! Am I right?
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Re: Remember smacking the side of a TV to "fix" it?
LoLoL
I like 5150s. The rest of you bullshit amps can get fucked.
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Re: Remember smacking the side of a TV to "fix" it?
A swift kick in the chassis can also provide good results.
Walt said: When the hour is nigh & the lights are low & I got a toothpick of a shwag joint in my teeth & my friends want to hear me play Into the Void or TNT or Cemetery Gates I plug my $600 guitar into my $150 amp and I am a Rawk gawd