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In Reply to: RE: Antique Sound Lab Hurricane Marl II Amps posted by FenderLover on July 3, 2017 at 18:13:01:
anywhere inside the amplifier. Could be a lead that goes in and out of contact when you physically disturb the amplifier. This can be a "bear" to find, but you have to go inside and gently wiggle everything. (Power OFF, of course.) Eventually, the culprit will make itself known.
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- Also, look for weakened or broken solder joints,... - Lew 18:39:48 07/03/17 (4)
- RE: Also, look for weakened or broken solder joints,... - Triode_Kingdom 06:03:44 07/04/17 (3)
- True, I guess, - Lew 10:45:48 07/04/17 (0)
- RE: Also, look for weakened or broken solder joints,... - BE 06:59:59 07/04/17 (1)
- RE: Also, look for weakened or broken solder joints,... - FenderLover 07:08:23 07/04/17 (0)
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