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 Post subject: My amp have +++ treble
PostPosted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 11:05 pm 
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Hi my s111 have too much treble in the canal tmb the sound is harsh and treble .I want less treble ?Do you have solution.Tank Jeff


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salut mec, moi chui a rimouski (bas st-laurent) et le mien il as une "poff" de bass vraiment trop basse et presente, je peu quasiment pas utiliser de humbucker avec, par contre avec des singles coils c'est jouissif :P

est ce que tu as testé tout tes voltages, fais des modifs ?
parce que une solution assez simple serais de reduire la valeur du pot de treble ou encore augmenter la resistance du grid stopper(input)

au pire envoie moi un message et on pourras sechanger nos coordonnées pour pouvoir tweaker ca, moi j'prendrais bien un peu plus de high :twisted:


btw, sorry for those who dont understand french, im just tryin to help a fellow 18watter :wink: no offence to anyone here !


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No offence .. Thanks for helping. We all want to help.

To Fatten Tone on sIII Channel
1. Change C1 to 0.022uF
2. Change C2 to 2.2uF -OR- change R5 to 2.7K -OR- both
3. Change R11 to 33K
4. Change VR5 to 500K-A or 250K-A to give the bass control more useful range


For modified Treble control, try the following modification to the R-C filter around the Treble control potentiometer.

33K /250pf– more gain and treble;
47K/330pf - middle of the road;
56K/500pf – bassier slope, less gain

You can try various combinations. Also, yoiur tbe for V2 may be harsh as well, try a different one perhaps.

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PostPosted: Mon Feb 02, 2009 12:49 am 
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I would also check that the values you have in there match the layout and the tube is good. It's rare for someone to say the TMB channel is too bright.

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coco wrote:
To Fatten Tone on sIII Channel
1. Change C1 to 0.022uF

That's the first one I would try. Even 0.01uF or 0.015uF might be enough.

Also, what kind of speakers are you using? They have a huge effect on tone.

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I use a 16ohm g12h30 and sometime 8ohm g12h30 .And i use a gb128 legende.


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PostPosted: Mon Feb 09, 2009 12:39 am 
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I have resolved my probleme.I have send some pic to Elegy .He said to me your amps is noisy.(Yes) Check your wire inplug pass under de board .Your ot and your boost not twisted and some solder is same not good .I buy my s111 used .I make this change .I check the solder in v4 pin 5 the wire not solder .Bad solder . :bugeye:
After that i put 1 mullard nos in v1 and 2 eh in v2 v3 .
I plug my amp it s a killer wooooow .
The treble is ok this amps is ok .
Before that i think to sell my amps :illin: .Now is the best amps i have :twisted: .Tank's every body for your support and sorry for my bad english.


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That's great news. Enjoy the amp now.

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samsara71 wrote:
I use a 16ohm g12h30 and sometime 8ohm g12h30 .And i use a gb128 legende.

G12H-30s are great speakers for Marshall 18W style amplifiers. :)

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