1965 Gibson Hawk w/ 7191's in the output

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  • jnl636
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    • Dec 2006
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    1965 Gibson Hawk w/ 7191's in the output

    Problems, Lots of hum. Can't find a schematic on this one. It uses 2 BEU7's 4 12au7's and 2 7191's for the output. I can remove every tube except the outputs and still hum. Checked a lot of voltages and everything seems ok. Still hum. Replaced the 20uF filter caps. Still hum. Tried a new set of outputs. Still Hum. Any ideas? There's not that much to it.
  • PedroDaGr8
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    • Oct 2006
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    Re: 1965 Gibson Hawk w/ 7191's in the output

    Could it be a ground loop hum? I can't say I am very familar with anything about guitars or guitar amps. I do know though that they are very common on stereo equipment. I know that there are things that are called ground loop isolators that would take care of that. I am sure that more than likely you have thought of that but still thought I would ask.

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    • kc8adu
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      • Nov 2003
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      Re: 1965 Gibson Hawk w/ 7191's in the output

      main filter caps open.
      and those are 7591's in the output.
      change every lytic and wax paper cap in it and report back.

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