Hi Guys,
I know that there are some really learned individuals here with regards the WA Scout. Here's my issue. I have a less than 1 year old WA Scout 15" combo. Last night in rehearsal, the thing just cut out. All I had in terms of volume was a tinny, transistor radio type sound - very low volume. Nothing through the 15" speaker at all. I was running the gain at 12 o'clock and the volume at arounf 10' O clock. Settings flat as I was going through my Sanasamp BDDI.
Checked the head. No issues - working fine. Pulled out the speaker - all looked fine. Nothing obvious with the capacitors but I don't profess to be an electrician.
We moved into a new rehearsal room last night. Might just be coincidence but perhaps dirty electrics in there... That said noone else had an issue.
I have it under warranty so I will be getting it addressed - so no drama.
I just wondered if any of you WA users have experienced this?
BTW - fantastic combo. I am sure this is a freak occurrence - I'm not here to badmouth the WA Scout - best sounding little rig I have had the pleasure of owning and looking forward to getting her up and running again.
Thanks
Ant
I know that there are some really learned individuals here with regards the WA Scout. Here's my issue. I have a less than 1 year old WA Scout 15" combo. Last night in rehearsal, the thing just cut out. All I had in terms of volume was a tinny, transistor radio type sound - very low volume. Nothing through the 15" speaker at all. I was running the gain at 12 o'clock and the volume at arounf 10' O clock. Settings flat as I was going through my Sanasamp BDDI.
Checked the head. No issues - working fine. Pulled out the speaker - all looked fine. Nothing obvious with the capacitors but I don't profess to be an electrician.
We moved into a new rehearsal room last night. Might just be coincidence but perhaps dirty electrics in there... That said noone else had an issue.
I have it under warranty so I will be getting it addressed - so no drama.
I just wondered if any of you WA users have experienced this?
BTW - fantastic combo. I am sure this is a freak occurrence - I'm not here to badmouth the WA Scout - best sounding little rig I have had the pleasure of owning and looking forward to getting her up and running again.
Thanks
Ant
