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Fender Amp No Sound. The two 6v6s and the 12ax7 light up, as does the power. I'm looking at a fender super champ xd that makes no sound. The springs, wires, and soldering joints are thin and weak, and the reverb cables and plugs are also easily damaged, as they are. You need sound to come out of your amp, but all you hear is silence. There must be a complicated and expensive problem with your amp or with your instrument. The speaker is completely blown. With a “no sound” symptom, the amplifier electronics could be working fine, but the sound has nowhere to go. If no sound comes from either, then it. If sound comes out of one amp, but not the other, then the problem most likely lies within the amplifier. This can damage a tube amp, so you’ll want to stay away from. The output transformer is open or otherwise faulty. It’s caused by the phone connecting via bluetooth (to play audio via the amp) conflicting with the bluetooth that connects the tone app to the.

I'm looking at a fender super champ xd that makes no sound. The speaker is completely blown. You need sound to come out of your amp, but all you hear is silence. It’s caused by the phone connecting via bluetooth (to play audio via the amp) conflicting with the bluetooth that connects the tone app to the. This can damage a tube amp, so you’ll want to stay away from. The two 6v6s and the 12ax7 light up, as does the power. If sound comes out of one amp, but not the other, then the problem most likely lies within the amplifier. The output transformer is open or otherwise faulty. With a “no sound” symptom, the amplifier electronics could be working fine, but the sound has nowhere to go. The springs, wires, and soldering joints are thin and weak, and the reverb cables and plugs are also easily damaged, as they are.

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Fender Amp No Sound The speaker is completely blown. The springs, wires, and soldering joints are thin and weak, and the reverb cables and plugs are also easily damaged, as they are. With a “no sound” symptom, the amplifier electronics could be working fine, but the sound has nowhere to go. The speaker is completely blown. If no sound comes from either, then it. You need sound to come out of your amp, but all you hear is silence. I'm looking at a fender super champ xd that makes no sound. It’s caused by the phone connecting via bluetooth (to play audio via the amp) conflicting with the bluetooth that connects the tone app to the. The two 6v6s and the 12ax7 light up, as does the power. There must be a complicated and expensive problem with your amp or with your instrument. The output transformer is open or otherwise faulty. If sound comes out of one amp, but not the other, then the problem most likely lies within the amplifier. This can damage a tube amp, so you’ll want to stay away from.