Cab repair (1 Viewer)

[dudley]

Have had a problem with my cab that's been getting progressively worse over time. At any decent volume there's an irritating buzz. Speakers are all fine, I brought it for a service to Jimis guitar shop, who could hear but not identify the problem. I've a feeling there's a crack in the frame somewhere, and indeed I can see in the body where a screw has been over tightened and done some slight damage. I do think though that that damage has always been there, I just can't identify any other possible cause.

Anyway, so Jimis couldn't fix it, and Aladdins amps reckoned it was beyond their remit too. Will try Martin Nolan but I've a feeling I'll get the same response. Any ideas of any other cab/amp specialists I could try??

 

[GARYXKNIFEDX]

If it's a problem with the frame,I'm presuming it's wood? Maybe a joiner would be better? Any of the amp repair types are gonna presumably be more along the electric side of things.

 

[GO]

Dis-assemble it carefully yourself and reassemble using ALIPHATIC resin(can be obtained at model shops,its the glue used on model aircraft wings).

 

[dudley]

aliphatic. righto, will try that first and then get me to a joiner!

 

[ann post]

also dont rule out taking out the suspect screw, filling the hole with wood glue and putting the screw back in. it will wipe off handy.

 

[GO]

Hey Dudley,I have a big bottle of it,I'll post you some if you have trouble finding it.I got it off yer man on Tara street.Its the UBER wood glue.

I magine how strong it must be to hold airplane wings on.I got it to fix Conzo's SG which I never did.