Problem with my Schmidt reverb: solved.

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Hi there,

I bought the Diezel Schmidt head two weeks ago in Germany and I have a problem with the reverb on the first channel.
After reception, I've remarked that the reverb on the first (clean channel) do not works properly.
It works sometime and sometime it didn't work, I don't know why. :(
I have no problem on the second and on the third channel... :confused:
It seems (to me) that more the amp is hot, more I have the chances to get a working reverb on the first channel and vice versa.:scared:
I'll need some professional advice, may be from Peter him self to know what to do?
The amp is under warranty, so I need to know if I must return it to Germany or not?
I have a Lexicon MPX G2 and I'm using it with my Diezel Schmidt, but nothing compares to the tube driven reverb, especially on the clean channel... :thumbsup:
It's a pure ecstasy and I don't have enough words to described it. :yes:

PS: I'll receive my Amp Gizmo tomorrow, so I'll let you know also about the MIDI switching.

Thanks for helping me,

Best regards from France,

Todor :)
 
We will surely help however we can. The best thing to do is first get in touch with the dealer/distributor that you purchased from. They can then work with us as to find a solution. Since I am in the states, Peter will respond shortly. Sorry you are having a trouble. We will find a solution.
 
Please send an email to:

peterdiezel (at) diezelamplification (dot) com

Thanks
 
Duolos":26cxu1o5 said:
We will surely help however we can. The best thing to do is first get in touch with the dealer/distributor that you purchased from. They can then work with us as to find a solution. Since I am in the states, Peter will respond shortly. Sorry you are having a trouble. We will find a solution.
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Sure,
I just want to know if there is a miracle solution without sending back my lovely, tasty, beautiful sounding amp. :D
I don't know, may be to change the tube that drives the reverb or something else? :confused:
 
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