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Peavey Delta Blues 210 feedback issue.
Hello all,
Last night I fired up the ole Peavey amp and noticed a dull hum, the longer the amp stayed on, the louder the hum grew. So, I unplugged and tried a different outlet. Same issue, so I tried switching to the dirty channel, same thing. So I did a little investigating and I figured out what was causing all the noise. My reverb was cut up to 10 and as I slowly dailed it back the hum died down. Now, of course I never have my reverb that high (not sure how it got there to begin with). I normally keep it at 3 or 4 wich pretty much eliminates MOST of the hum. I have never noticed this hum before last night and I havn't done any modifications to the amp. I was just wondering if anyone may be able to tell me why this may be happening. I used the amp on Sunday at practice and all was well. Could a tube be causing this? I was gonna switch out all the tubes when I get home today just to test. The reverb is definately causing the amp to hum, just not sure why. Any input would be appriciated. PS- I did not have any pedal effects running when this happened, I was running from my guitar straight into the amp. I did however try and hook up my noisegate to see if it would cut out the noise but nothing doing. I actually completely disconnect my guitar from the amp and still had the hum.....very odd.
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Re: Peavey Delta Blues 210 feedback issue.
I will check that once I get home. I was just wondering if maybe someone had run across this issue and could save me some time. Thanks
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Re: Peavey Delta Blues 210 feedback issue.
Just in case anyone ever runs across this issue maybe I can be of some help. The tubes were not the issue. The issue was with my reverb tank. All I did was pull out the reverb tank and pull the 2 cable leads away from the reverb tank springs. Looks like they were too close and may have been causing the feedback. Amp is working fine now.
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Re: Peavey Delta Blues 210 feedback issue.
Good to know for future reference. I would've thought it was a tube for sure based on what you described.
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Re: Peavey Delta Blues 210 feedback issue.
Nope, tubes are fine. Reverb tank was the culprit. Still not exactly sure what was causing the hum but I pretty sure it had something to do with the leads being too close to the tank. So far everything is working fine.
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