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comes time for you to replace the whole set, if you get a quartet from us with the same
rating as the set you have, you won't have to re-bias the amp.
MAINTENANCE
Most maintenance procedures for your amp will involve the tubes. Refer any other
necessary work or adjustments to a qualified technician. THERE ARE NO USER
SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. If your amp requires ser-vice, contact the
Seymour Duncan factory for the name of your nearest Authorized Service Center.
PLEASE NOTE: WE CANNOT ACCEPT UNITS SHIPPED TO THE FACTORY
WITHOUT A RETURN AUTHORIZATION NUMBER.
The 12AX7 preamp tubes should last up to 2-3 years, depending on the amount of
use. Symptoms, which indicate failing pre-amp tubes, include:
-Any intermittent noise (sputtering, ringing, etc.) that seems to come
and go as the amp warms up.
-Excessive white noise or hiss.
-Inability to get a clean sound, even a low volume levels.
The EL-84 tubes in the power section of the amp could last up to 2 years, depending on
volume levels and hours of use. High volume playing 3-4 hours a day, 5-6 days a week
could wear out a set of output tubes in a little as 6 months. Symptoms, which indicate
worn power tubes, include:
-Loss of power, punch; amp sounds "mushy" when pushed.
-Excessive hum.
If the outer plates of a tube begin to glow brightly, this tube has shorted. Turn off the
amp and replace the tubes, preferably with a matched set. It's OK in an emergency to
replace only one output tube, but all four output tubes should be replaced ASAP with a
matched set. These are tubes, which have been tested and matched according to their
power and performance characteristics (ex. RAM labs tubes, Groove Tubes, etc.). A
matched set of power tubes will significantly lower audible hum and increase power
output (possibly as much as 10-20 watts). This will offer more clarity on the clean
channel and a tighter low-end response for a punchier overdrive sound. Also, when
replacing the output tubes on your amp, it is good to have the amp's bias control
adjusted to achieve the optimum performance from a set of tubes. ALWAYS REFER
THE AMP TO A QUALIFIED TECHNICIAN FOR BIAS ADJUSTMENT.
Always store your amp in a dry area. Storage in damp areas will cause corrosion of
internal electrical contacts (switches, pots, jacks, etc.) and will in time degrade the
performance of the amp. Amps used in damp environments should be periodically
cleaned by a qualified technician. Symptoms which may indicate corrosion include:
-Potentiometer rotational noise (volume or tone controls sound "scratchy"
when turning). Use of a commercially available tuner spray will work in
most cases.
-Intermittent or noisy jacks.
-Intermittent tube noise that is affected by slightly wiggling the tube in its
socket.
To maintain the tolex covering on your amp, use "armor-all" type cleaner.