RE: Tremolo issue......

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In Reply to: Tremolo issue...... posted by kootenay on February 18, 2010 at 07:35:59:

Dose this amp use an opti-coupler resistor in the tremolo circuit? You may want to test this for continuity and/or bad soldering. If the amp uses tubes or solid-state components to generate the tremolo, check them for fitness and soldering issues.
The following link to schematic indicates that the tremolo is driven be an FET and two 1/2's of one 12AX7 tube. May want to check each of these and the connections to this part of the amp for patency.
PS: Check the footswitch for problems/continuity issues, too.
Good luck!

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Edits: 02/19/10 02/19/10 02/20/10

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Topic - Tremolo issue...... - kootenay 07:35:59 02/18/10 (4)

RE: Tremolo issue...... - Pro Sound Guy 11:52:15 02/23/10 (0)

RE: Tremolo issue...... - FenderLover 20:05:37 02/19/10 (2)

Thanks for the link...... - kootenay 07:55:17 02/20/10 (1)

RE: Thanks for the link...... - FenderLover 18:16:43 02/20/10 (0)

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RE: Tremolo issue...... - FenderLover 20:05:37 02/19/10 (2)

Thanks for the link...... - kootenay 07:55:17 02/20/10 (1)

RE: Thanks for the link...... - FenderLover 18:16:43 02/20/10 (0)

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