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Hi,
Here is a video of me switching on and off the reverb of my Twin Amp: YouTube - twin amp.wmv The hum gets louder when I turn up the reverb. In my video, the reverb was at 6 (of 10 graduations) and all volume at 0. The hum remains the same if I disconnect the footswitch and with everything unplugged from the amp (no guitar, nothing). The amp is only 4 years old and in very good condition, tubes are new and correctly biased, apart from the noise the reverb is working normally. I checked the reverb cables and they are ok. I should add that the tremolo is producing the same kind of hum with the modulation on top of it. Do you experience the same problem? Thank you. |
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