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icon6.gif  Re: Reverb Hum [message #5329 is a reply to message #5040] Tue, 11 January 2005 20:38 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
chacuff is currently offline  chacuff
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Registered: January 2005
Location: Gulf Coast
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Hey Folks,

I am new at the Kustom amps but not to electronics work. (30+yrs) My recently acquired 795 Frankie head has a ground wire going from the reverb pan over to the amp chassis. When I ran the amp with this wire disconnected the reverb hummed like a big dog. I reached in and touched the wire to the pan and it quit. You might check and make sure yours is not missing the ground wire. I would expect the shielded cables to tie the pan back to chassis ground but it obviously is not doing the job.

Give it a try with an alligator clip lead and see if it makes any difference.

Good Luck!

Cecil...
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