Slaymus

Hello, here is a pic and the parts I suspect are more clearly visible. What are those plugs ??? The number 1 (white parts) that are plug on the board, or the orange wires that are plugged in the white part (2) or what ! I can provide more pictures if needed. Thanks a lot ! [IMG]http://i1023.photobucket.com/albums/af355/Slaymus/TD660-buzz.jpg[/IMG]

Ok, so the tech at the service center said that my amo was OK. However, I emailed Mats Kristoffersson, technical director at EBS, with a sound clip and he told me it was NOT normal... So the tech at my local store tried some of the recommandation of Mats and nothing changed... Some of you seems to have resolved the problem by reconnecting some internal plug. What pieces exactly do you reconnected ? Here's a pic with some numbers.... Thanks in advance !!!! I have more pictures, so don't hesite to ask more details.... [IMG]http://i1023.photobucket.com/albums/af355/Slaymus/td660.jpg[/IMG]

Very interesting ! I had some email exchange with some EBS staff (Ralph and Mats, great support!) and they were suspecting a grounding leakage. So they asked me to check and and tighten to potentiometers holding nuts and also all the screws where all the pots are grounded on the chassis. Result : nothing ! I guess I should have verify all the internal plugs... Anyway, my amp is gone now. I'll keep you informed when it will be back. I'm happy to see that it seems to be a small and easy fix ! Btw, great amp and my Warwick Thumb never sounded so good ! The Eq points, compressor and drive controls allow great tonal variations. The only negative point is that the power section really seems to come alive at 2 ohms instead of 4 ohms.

Hello, I have this problem. My amp is new. The amp was shipped back to Sweden...I'm waiting. What happened to your amp ?