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Is my amp defective?

Fifi_IrelandFifi_Ireland Posts: 576
edited December 2012 in Musicians and Gearheads
Hi Guys
I got an amp for my electric guitar but it only seems to project noise when its on the distortion setting when its on normal it doesnt seem to have any noise coming out.....has anyone come across this before or is it me being a total looser cause i havent a clue how to use an amp really :)
thanks
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  • xtremehardy388xtremehardy388 Posts: 2,759
    Might just be a loose connection from the clean channel not being patched into the speaker.
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  • Fifi_IrelandFifi_Ireland Posts: 576
    Might bring it back and see what they say!
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  • JH228JH228 Posts: 38
    What amp s it?

    Solid-state or tube?
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  • DriftingByTheStormDriftingByTheStorm Posts: 8,684
    this may be stupid,
    but if it is a two channel amp,
    you probably have a dedicated channel volume for both clean and distortion,
    so the clean channel volume could be set to 0.

    I know you would think you would know that, but i don't know that you know that.
    ya know?

    What kind of amp, and maybe we could just verify it's not a simple setting issue.
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  • Fifi_IrelandFifi_Ireland Posts: 576
    hahahah
    i see....well it was a setting issue, i had one of the knobs turned up which wasnt supposed to be turned up :)
    What a dumbass!
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