02-13-2018, 09:33 PM
(02-12-2018, 12:33 PM)slider313 Wrote: Pull the tank again and hit the solder connections with your iron. You may want to use an alligator clip for a heat sink because the wires are very thin and could damage the transducer. If that doesn't work then a new tank may be in order.
The tank is fine and actually sounds nice. I hooked my Reverberocket 2 up to this tank and it sounded great. So, something has drifted or burned out in the circuit. Dropped it off at my tech's today. I'm sure he'll find the problem. It did have OK reverb level when I first got it a few weeks ago, but the amp hadn't been used for a long time; maybe many years judging from the amount of dust that had collected in it. I suspect that something has burned out since I've been playing it and running voltage through it again.