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Marshall GU15 r cd park series reverb has no sound

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To many possibilities. The reverb unit or the reverb preamp or the reverb output amp.

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SOURCE: my marshall classic reverb 30 makes sound some

The volume control knob PROBABLY is broken, dirty or has bad soldering to the circuitry.

Use some CRC226 in the control if dirty. While you have the unit apart, check the soldering and for any circuit board cracks.

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