A friend of mines kids posted a song.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RldDf__kKco#kwLIJPFvIfE

Dave Moore
(True American)

Lots of cool amp info in this NG and I just found it today. Anyway, I
bought a ceriatone OT Special and I need to build a cabinet for it.
I've got an place to buy wood and a guy who can do the spline or dove
tail if I want. BUT I was wondering if any of you kats have a source
for plans for head cabs. The OT Special is a knobs at the top Fender
style rather than the knobs at the bottom Marshall style. Most of you
probably know that already but I thought I'd add it.

Thanks
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Hi,
I've tried posting this on guitar amp forums but no luck so far. Hope
I have it in the right section here.

I have a Marshall amp (VS100), which has one tube in the preamp.

There is a LOUD buzzing noise from it that only started the last day.
Even when no guitar is plugged in and the volume is turned down to 0.

Could this just be a tube that needs replacing?
If not, is it definitely a problem with the power amp and not the
preamp? Considering the volume is turned down to zero (volume controls
preamp doesn't it???).

Schematic here: http://www.schematicheaven.com/marshallamps/vs100r_100w.pdf

Thanks for any help you can offer

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