Questions & Answers for: Marshall 1k resistors

marshall jcm dsl 100 head The amplifier was in storage for a couple of years, following a re-tube by my amp tech. I plugged in the amp, and it played ok for about half an hour. It then started making ...

marshall md hdfx100 vol. cut If any one knows the problem please post it. a bad solder weld on a reverb pot can cut the volume.. you need to check the solder welds on all the pots and jacks. then move

Hi have been given a Marshall MBB15 amp to find out why it doesnt produce sound through the input jack, have checked inside, looks like the resistors connected directly to the input jack are dead. ...

i want to know what is the resistance value R32 - marshall g15rCD 15 watts The value of r32 on the g15r cd amp is 10 Ohms 1/4 watt Brown-Black-Black What are the color bands on the resistor? This will

...usually under 1k ohm. check for bad solder welds on the pcb where the big resistors are and the switches/buttons and at the footswitch. there may be a bad ic or transistor for the channel ...

...1K resistors joined at one end and connect the open ends of those one each to the three terminals of a stereo plug that fits you CD player. Connect a mono plug and cable with "hot" to the joined ...

the RW5W in the R-15 spot on the circuit board of my marshall mg100dfx amp is loose and needs to be repaired. looks like i have to pretty much disconnect all front knobs and most wire connections, to ...

Can I plug an ipod nano into my guitar amp, and if so what will I need? The ipod is stereo and the Marshall is mono. You would need to "mix" the left and right channels of the ipod. You could use a ...

My Marshall Mg 10cd combo amp is making a loud high pitched noise and I can hear it before I even put the cable in. I've had this checked out and fixed before, but I can't have it fixed so ...

I have Stanmore Marshall Speaker. It is a little over 4 yrs old. Only.one side of the speaker is working. you have an open on your speaker bridge circuit probably a resistor or, capacitor check with a