Quote from: g1 on May 03, 2020, 12:21:41 PMMany thanks g1 (wish I find that great Korg pedal)
Here's a schematic
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Show posts MenuQuote from: g1 on May 03, 2020, 12:21:41 PMMany thanks g1 (wish I find that great Korg pedal)
Here's a schematic
Quote from: g1 on April 20, 2020, 02:13:47 PMI wish it were that simple. But the metal band is riveted shut and riveted to the chassis
The cap clamps are riveted to the chassis, but there should be a screw you can loosen off, so you can remove the caps from the clamps.
Quote from: joecool85 on April 20, 2020, 09:24:04 AMThanks for the reply, the caps are 4700 uf 50 volts dc and I agree it makes sense to change them both while the amp is out of the chassis. I've sourced a pair and will try and get some pics uploadedQuote from: makjoh on April 20, 2020, 04:47:37 AM
My HH ic 100s combo developed a loss of volume and was hissing. Having taken it out of the cab I saw that one of the large filtering caps had popped and was leaking some nice gooo. It doesn't appear to be a simple exchange as its encased in a metal strap and riveted to the chassis! Has anyone changed these? Is it better to change them as a pair? I suspect this is causing the hissing....but a lack of volume?
Thanks guys
Your amp is mostly likely running on one rail, or close to it. This would cause exactly what you are talking about. You'll want to replace the pair as the other one is no doubt going to do the same soon-ish. What are the specs of these caps? They should say on the side of them. Also, a picture to show the metal strap you speak of would help.
I've heard folks really love these HH amps. I haven't played one myself, but always interested in seeing pics!