Guitars

Joined: 19 Mar 2012 Posts: 1582

Overloaded it like a moron , instead had it on the Low Input & Not High!!! Mad

Guessing that's what happened when you JAM too LOUD!

Do any companies or Techs Exist that do work on these things?

Thx for any INFO.

Joined: 19 Mar 2012 Posts: 1582

Well I guess if you have problems with yours , Just PRAY, & then beat it lightly, like an old 50's Television & your Furman should work again! :lol
I'm just speechless, but HAPPY my RIG is up & Running again!

Joined: 15 Nov 2012 Posts: 35

Joined: 19 Mar 2012 Posts: 1582

wildnorth wrote:

My thoughts Exactly! just imagine me yelling "Please GOD", WOOOOOOORK DAAAAAAMITT, then beat the $HIT outta it, & Now by miracle it works Shocked

Don't ask me ?

You ever need a repair tech , u there with the Big Ol' Ti Tays, I charge by how many times I beat your Furman Wink

Joined: 23 Nov 2005 Posts: 8288 Location: Ontario, Canada

Zombie Apoc wrote:

wildnorth wrote:

My thoughts Exactly! just imagine me yelling "Please GOD", WOOOOOOORK DAAAAAAMITT, then beat the $HIT outta it, & Now by miracle it works Shocked

Don't ask me ?

You ever need a repair tech , u there with the Big Ol' Ti Tays, I charge by how many times I beat your Furman Wink

Do you have it in a position that will receive a lot of vibrations? You may have shook a tired joint loose in it and when you whacked it, you reconnected the connection again. Its happened to every combo amp I have owned. Eventually I had to go in and perform surgery on them (re solder jointsn and replace electrics that just shook apart).

Joined: 19 Mar 2012 Posts: 1582

I had to of knocked something in the right place, all I know is I ordered another one right before I fixed it & now I have 2 , Geez, oh well! It is what it is, that's wild tho. Rolling Eyes

Joined: 15 Nov 2012 Posts: 35

I would think it's either a cold solder joint (easily fixable, just hit every solder point with the tip of a solder gun (using heat sinks where appropriate), or something was touching ground where it shouldn't have, and smacking the unit jarred it clear.

Either way, it's possible that as soon as you move the unit around the problem will re-surface.

Ordering a new one wasn't such a bad idea.

Joined: 19 Mar 2012 Posts: 1582

Thanks for TIT, I mean TIP, damn Mad

keep staring at those Massive Milk Bladders Laughing

...Man I hope she keeps on keepin' on , cuz even tho it's just a Furman , this one is clean and the other one look like it came out of JUAREZ , MEXICO....& NO RACIAL OFFENSE, I'm Hispanic so I can make that Joke MEH! Wink