Amp Problem
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Amp Problem
I got an old Laney transistor amp free with a guitar a few months ago. It is supposed to be 30 watt but is really quiet and would not even compete with a 5 or 10 watt practice amp.
Any ideas for a quick fix or will I just dump it. It is a keyboard amp so no overdrive, so I am not really bothered if it is damaged beyond repair.
Thanks
Hoax
Any ideas for a quick fix or will I just dump it. It is a keyboard amp so no overdrive, so I am not really bothered if it is damaged beyond repair.
Thanks
Hoax
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Re: Amp Problem
Thanks for that Damian
Had a look through that forum and found nothing. I will try cleaning the pots. Failing that it may be output transformer? If so I will take the speaker out and dump the rest. Or maybe try and find an old valve amp project and transplant it into the cabinet.
Hoax
Had a look through that forum and found nothing. I will try cleaning the pots. Failing that it may be output transformer? If so I will take the speaker out and dump the rest. Or maybe try and find an old valve amp project and transplant it into the cabinet.
Hoax
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Re: Amp Problem
Are you sure it has an output transformer??
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