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RE: Input lines

I did but it's a moot point since EVERYTHING is grounded to the chassis, including the input jacks. There's no signal ground. Adding a 3" shielded cable from jacks to the input resistors and then 4" to 1st tube grid had no effect on the unwanted buzz. I expected some result or fix. Guitar amps are odd beasts; crude compared to what I usually work on.


Edits: 01/14/16
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