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    Newbie has problems with noisy Hammond



    I was wondering if anyone could give me some advice on how to get rid of noisy static hisses and pops coming from my old Hammond M-111. I've cleaned up all the wiring on the amp and reverb unit and it helped a bit. It has pretty old tubes. The noise goes away considerably with the "soft volume" switch hit. Its oiled up and functions perfectly otherwise. I'm just a hobbyist when it comes to electronics so details are appreciated with any replies I may recieve. </p>

    Thanks</p>

    Pete
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  • andyg
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    • Feb 2005
    • 14236
    • Newhaven, UK
    • United Kingdom [GB]

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    Re: Newbie has problems with noisy Hammond



    I'd start by cleaning up all the tube sockets. Caig De-Oxit is what's used around these parts. You sound like you're OK inside the organ, but do be careful with all those HT voltages.</P>


    Let us know how you get on.</P>


    Andy</P>
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      Re: Newbie has problems with noisy Hammond

      that DeOxit stuff is amazing. Did a thorough cleaning of all the electronics and the static and hiss is completely gone. Thanks.

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