bugera brother out there, help me!

[_koppen]

I just got mine today.
A 6260 halgf stack
Sound fucking AMAZING!!!

But now, it's my first tube amp, how do i treat it right?

Another thing, do you have to have the "dtandby" on while your playing?
Cause it wont work unless i have both power and standby on :/

Any help and advice are to big help =)

[markD]

yes, both must be on.

the stanby should be "off" when you warm the amp up. turn it "on" to play.

[_koppen]

Thanks, now i can sleep tonight =)

[markD]

cool. all you need to do to "treat it right" is use the standby for a few seconds - i usually wait about 30 seconds - before turning it "on" so you can play. turn the stand by "off" for a few seconds before you turn off the amp also...it should help your tubes last longer.

[Cygnus X1]

And don't use the jacks, or twist the knobs.



OK, sorry.

[I Am Odin]

_koppen, keep us updated if you have any quality issues with it (thinking about buying one)

[_koppen]

Another thing, it shouts something incredible when i turn the volume over 2, is that normal?
The amp is second hand, and is 4 months old.

[markD]

what is "shouts?" extra loud or squealing feedback?

[_koppen]

what is "shouts?" extra loud or squealing feedback?

I dont know really, it's like a squeel that comes louder and louder when i turn up the volume more and more, it dosn't matter if i put my hands on the strings or not :S

[CharvelRocker]

Check the grounds on your guitar. Could have a microphonic tube, or maybe a bad ground in the amp. Would not doubt it in these...

[markD]

soiunds like it could be a tube issue

[petez0r]

if its 100wats then you are most likely just standing too close to it and getting feedback.....but it might be a shot tube,or wiring problem, behringer arent known for build quality.