Honestly if you are unsure about electricity and electronics, please have a qualified tech look at it. Tube amps have high voltages inside them.
But if you understand it then start at the basics. Fuses are the start. If they are blown. Ask why before you replace them. If they are not then next...
It you have the cabinet I am thinking you do I have one with a Creamback65 in the top and a V-type in the bottom. Killer combination for a hard rock Dead Daisies type of tone. I’m running a DSL20HR for my amp though.
PI is not a notorious position for being hard on tubes. But I don’t run NOS in my PI as i had an amp cook the factory PI. Had it then turn two NOS microphonic. I run Sovtek 12AX7LPS in my PI positions now and could not be happier.
The Cathode Follower is notorious for cooking tubes in some...
I’m with the others. Cover it, can’t see it that way and all is right with the world. And if it still bothers you once you no longer see it, find someone who does not have to ask the question on how to fix it.
I was talking with the guys at EMG they will be releasing a 57/66 set with coil splitting at NAMM. It will be the EMG 57TW/66TW set. ESP currently has it on an exclusive 1 year agreement. I am jonesing to get my hands on a couple sets of them without buying a new guitar.
Satin I going to polish up in spots that it is touched or rubbed against. There is no stopping it. Think of it as signs of love and personality of the guitar otherwise it will drive you crazy.
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