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SVT3PRO HEAD SHUTS DOWN - Calling Techies



 
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phillybill
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PostPosted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 11:56 am    Post subject: SVT3PRO HEAD SHUTS DOWN - Calling Techies Reply with quote

10 years - no problems, now it starts to sounds slightly distorted, and gradually shut down after a few songs - but it seems to be the power section, since the preamp and DI out still work. Like gradual thermal shutdown. Same rig for 10 years - 410HLF/SVT3. Play classic rock - nothing extreme.
Took it to a repair shop - they found nothing - $140 later, it does the same thing on the last gig - of course I'll have them try again, but thought I would ask on the forum if any of you have seen this problem or know what to look for?
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HOTPUPPET
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Joined: 07 Feb 2007
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PostPosted: Sat Jun 16, 2007 10:23 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Not sure if this would apply to your SVT3 but it worked for my old Peavey amp many years ago.......

You may want to try buying a small clip-on fan and cooling the amp with it. Your power section could be over-heating.
I'm not sure if the 3PRO has a fan already but if it does you may want to check if it's working. That was the problem with my old Peavey - the fan broke and the output died, but like you I still had the preamp and DI outputs working.
Give it a go anyway.......
Best of luck.
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