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Maz 18 - Hum - Humidity
I posted basically the same question last year (with no feedback), at the beginning of the humid season. Same thing happened this year, my Max 18 hums for less than a minute (until it warms up), then goes back to normal.
Did anyone experience the same issue on an 18? Should I be concerned? AlexT |
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I've got a Maz18. I have never experienced any such thing. I do keep my guitars and amps in a humidity controlled room when not playing out. Since the problem clears up shortly after powering up. It's a good assumption that moisture is evaporating - moisture that is compromising a connection somewhere. Since the tubes are the source of most of the heat, my bet it is a bad tube contact. Suggest you pull the tubes, clean the pins and treat with ProGold before reinserting.
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Thanks, Jonh. Very good point, I didn't tink about it (I will try starting from the power tubes as soon as humidity is back high again).
BTW, what is ProGold? Alex I wish I could control humidity, no chance in a condo in Boston in Summer
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ProGold is a contact cleaner/enhancer that is certified for use in high temperature application - like tube pins. You can get the juice from Lord Valve among other places.
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