yes thats true, but i want amp to be used for my bass i have guitar and this wil lbe for bass, i have big 15 inch cabinet so i want to use it with that
I would take a fixed source.
Music into mixer, mixer into amp.
Or output CD player, or output smartphone, anything that has a volume control.
You can't play guitar and measure the amp at the same time.
no guitar playing i played music over empty preset of the pedal its like using only its volume and eq. btw i dont get that buzz at all but a usual pedal hum like white noise
just noise like any other amp, it is more noticable because is working with guitar pedal that has its own noise xdd but when i touch ground nothing happends so it is working this way, i want it to work the usual way
yes indeed it was not easy to fix at least not for me without you guys i would never be able to fix it on my own. also i now know a bit mroe about electronics
Hi sg97,
Never use 1/4" phone jacks for speaker connections. Those are a great way to blow up solid state amplifiers and they come out easily. The Speakon Hugo suggested is the very best choice.
yes speakons are secure usually in audio worls mostly in guitar equipment 1/4 jacks are norm so thats what i use xdd
also i did not put together this amp in the box etc so i might change jack.
You have no idea how many blown power amps I have repaired over the years due to 1/4" speaker jacks. They short as you pull them out, and it isn't uncommon for them to come partially out - shorting. Speakons cannot short, and they lock on top of that.
The plugs are designed to short on the way in and out.
No problem for input sources normally. For output, high level signals, disastrous. Tube amps tolerate shorts better than transistors amps do, tube amps can really blow when run without a load.
