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I found this page that details the many problems techs have found with
these
Marshalls.
http://www.lynx.net/~jc/TSL122.html
Quote from Malcolm:
" I have just been visiting your web site and had a look at your
attempts
to deal with one of the most diabolical amps ever to see the light of
day.
My advice to anyone given one of these thing to fix - drop it like a hot
potato and run in the opposite direction. These things were doomed the
moment they left the factory " .
Says it all really.
Or read the article you showed us, which doesn't really say to give up,
The bias problem is on the Overdrive board.
"Gareth Magennis = Liar"
In this case the problem may have been exacerbated by incorrect value and
possibly temperature co-efficient type of resistors fitted,
** Regular carbon film types were fitted to early examples and later metal
film - neither were the culprits.
The first and worst case I saw ( a TSL 122 ) used metal film types.
FYI, fuckwit:
NTC resistors in the bias feed would have HELPED the problem.
... Phil
In this case the problem may have been exacerbated by incorrect value and
possibly temperature co-efficient type of resistors fitted,
"Phil Allison" <phil_a@tpg.com.au> wrote in message
news:bm1es4Ft85pU1@mid.individual.net...
"Gareth Magennis = Liar"
In this case the problem may have been exacerbated by incorrect value
and possibly temperature co-efficient type of resistors fitted,
** Regular carbon film types were fitted to early examples and later
metal film - neither were the culprits.
The first and worst case I saw ( a TSL 122 ) used metal film types.
FYI, fuckwit:
NTC resistors in the bias feed would have HELPED the problem.
... Phil
Oh I see what you did there Phil, you changed this:
In this case the problem may have been exacerbated by incorrect value and
possibly temperature co-efficient type of resistors fitted, if Phil's link
is to be believed, so possibly a combination of problems, not a single
one.
To this:
In this case the problem may have been exacerbated by incorrect value
and possibly temperature co-efficient type of resistors fitted,
For one who is always complaining about snipping and changing the context,
that takes the biscuit.
You lying snipping changing the context Marsupial's dirty unwiped arse.
Cheers,
Gareth.
In this case the problem may have been exacerbated by incorrect value
and possibly temperature co-efficient type of resistors fitted,
** Regular carbon film types were fitted to early examples and later
metal film - neither were the culprits.
The first and worst case I saw ( a TSL 122 ) used metal film types.
FYI, fuckwit:
NTC resistors in the bias feed would have HELPED the problem.
In this case the problem may have been exacerbated by incorrect value and
possibly temperature co-efficient type of resistors fitted, if Phil's link
is to be believed,
Knowing how precious some guitarists are, I'd rather mechanically adapt
the original board rather than swap out to what may or may not be a
sound-wise eqivalent replacement board.
"Gareth Magennis = Stinking Liar"
In this case the problem may have been exacerbated by incorrect value
and possibly temperature co-efficient type of resistors fitted,
** Regular carbon film types were fitted to early examples and later
metal film - neither were the culprits.
The first and worst case I saw ( a TSL 122 ) used metal film types.
FYI, fuckwit:
NTC resistors in the bias feed would have HELPED the problem.
In this case the problem may have been exacerbated by incorrect value and
possibly temperature co-efficient type of resistors fitted, if Phil's
link
is to be believed,
** Utter crap.
Some people who posted in that link HAVE worked out the real problem, ie
the PCB itself - but others ( having never seen anything like it before)
fell for red herrings.
Such a weird fault is bound to cause confusion among valve amp techs -
most of whom are not very bright .
Like you.
BTW:
Try learning Ohms Law you stinking pommy LIAR !!!!
... Phil
In this case the problem may have been exacerbated by incorrect value
and possibly temperature co-efficient type of resistors fitted,
** Regular carbon film types were fitted to early examples and later
metal film - neither were the culprits.
The first and worst case I saw ( a TSL 122 ) used metal film types.
FYI, fuckwit:
NTC resistors in the bias feed would have HELPED the problem.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
In this case the problem may have been exacerbated by incorrect value and
possibly temperature co-efficient type of resistors fitted, if Phil's link
is to be believed,
"Gareth Magennis = Stinking Liar"
In this case the problem may have been exacerbated by incorrect value
and possibly temperature co-efficient type of resistors fitted,
** Regular carbon film types were fitted to early examples and later
metal film - neither were the culprits.
The first and worst case I saw ( a TSL 122 ) used metal film types.
FYI, fuckwit:
NTC resistors in the bias feed would have HELPED the problem.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
In this case the problem may have been exacerbated by incorrect value and
possibly temperature co-efficient type of resistors fitted, if Phil's
link
is to be believed,
** Utter crap.
Some people who posted in that link HAVE worked out the real problem, ie
the PCB itself - but others ( having never seen anything like it before)
fell for red herrings.
Such a weird fault is bound to cause confusion among valve amp techs -
most
of whom are not very bright .
While other are complete fuckwits - like you.
BTW:
Try learning Ohms Law you stinking pommy LIAR !!!!
NTC resistors in the bias feed would have HELPED the problem.
BTW2:
You drunk ?
You sure sound like you are.
... Phil
In this case the problem may have been exacerbated by incorrect value and
possibly temperature co-efficient type of resistors fitted, if Phil's
link
is to be believed,
I don't know Malcolm. The last couple letters are from someone else I"dave the stinking cunt"
I found this page that details the many problems techs have found with
these
Marshalls.
http://www.lynx.net/~jc/TSL122.html
Quote from Malcolm:
" I have just been visiting your web site and had a look at your
attempts
to deal with one of the most diabolical amps ever to see the light of
day.
My advice to anyone given one of these thing to fix - drop it like a hot
potato and run in the opposite direction. These things were doomed the
moment they left the factory " .
Says it all really.
Or read the article you showed us, which doesn't really say to give up,
** Malcolm does not say that either, you stinking trolling moron.
.... Phil
I don't know Malcolm. The last couple letters are from someone else I"dave the stinking cunt"
I found this page that details the many problems techs have found with
these
Marshalls.
http://www.lynx.net/~jc/TSL122.html
Quote from Malcolm:
" I have just been visiting your web site and had a look at your
attempts
to deal with one of the most diabolical amps ever to see the light of
day.
My advice to anyone given one of these thing to fix - drop it like a
hot
potato and run in the opposite direction. These things were doomed the
moment they left the factory " .
Says it all really.
Or read the article you showed us, which doesn't really say to give up,
** Malcolm does not say that either, you stinking trolling moron.
.... Phil