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Everyonce in awhile more than often now my tank loses some of it's
reverb power. I've found each time that it's in the input jack, and
what I do is bend the two pieces of metal on that jack back a bit and
then it works again. It's getting to the point where I think it's
time for a new jack. It looks like a fairly simple job to replace,
however that jack differs from the output jack and pedal jack. What
type of jack is the input jack exactly and are they easy to obtain?
Thanks,
Bill
Ok I found the jack I need but now I need to find out what the
resistor is. Can anyone help me?
Bill
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<supertwangreverb@y...> wrote:
> Everyonce in awhile more than often now my tank loses some of it's
> reverb power. I've found each time that it's in the input jack,
and
> what I do is bend the two pieces of metal on that jack back a bit
and
> then it works again. It's getting to the point where I think it's
> time for a new jack. It looks like a fairly simple job to replace,
> however that jack differs from the output jack and pedal jack.
What
> type of jack is the input jack exactly and are they easy to obtain?
>
> Thanks,
> Bill
Bill, the grid leak resistor attached to your input jack is 1-
megohm, 1/2 watt, same as any Fender amp.
Rick S
--- In , "supertwangreverb"
<supertwangreverb@y...> wrote:
> Ok I found the jack I need but now I need to find out what the
> resistor is. Can anyone help me?
>
> Bill
>
>
> --- In , "supertwangreverb"
> <supertwangreverb@y...> wrote:
> > Everyonce in awhile more than often now my tank loses some of
it's
> > reverb power. I've found each time that it's in the input jack,
> and
> > what I do is bend the two pieces of metal on that jack back a
bit
> and
> > then it works again. It's getting to the point where I think
it's
> > time for a new jack. It looks like a fairly simple job to
replace,
> > however that jack differs from the output jack and pedal jack.
> What
> > type of jack is the input jack exactly and are they easy to
obtain?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Bill
Rick,
Thanks alot, I don't know much about amps however this seems like
something I could do myself. Thanks again.
Bill
--- In , "rick1901" <OKRick@a...> wrote:
> Bill, the grid leak resistor attached to your input jack is 1-
> megohm, 1/2 watt, same as any Fender amp.
> Rick S
>
> --- In , "supertwangreverb"
> <supertwangreverb@y...> wrote:
> > Ok I found the jack I need but now I need to find out what the
> > resistor is. Can anyone help me?
> >
> > Bill
> >
> >
> > --- In , "supertwangreverb"
> > <supertwangreverb@y...> wrote:
> > > Everyonce in awhile more than often now my tank loses some of
> it's
> > > reverb power. I've found each time that it's in the input
jack,
> > and
> > > what I do is bend the two pieces of metal on that jack back a
> bit
> > and
> > > then it works again. It's getting to the point where I think
> it's
> > > time for a new jack. It looks like a fairly simple job to
> replace,
> > > however that jack differs from the output jack and pedal jack.
> > What
> > > type of jack is the input jack exactly and are they easy to
> obtain?
> > >
> > > Thanks,
> > > Bill
