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For decades Epiphone has provided world class products to musicians everywhere. The Epiphone name stands for quality and this product has been designed to provide years of lasting musical pleasure. Trouble Shooting Guide NO SOUND - Power LED indicator is OFF Make sure Power switch is ON Make sure power cord is securely inserted in back of amp Make sure voltage selector is set to proper voltage Check fuse for proper operation NO SOUND - Power LED indicator is ON Make sure volume and gain are set properly Check cord to insure proper operation Insure guitar volume is not on “0” All controls should be set above 3 WARNING: TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS EQUIPMENT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS. You having a problem with the unit? Login to post Your guitar was made at the Saein Plant, Korea, in March, 2000. They made a lot of Epi Les Paul models tho.I have the serial number and it's a 2005.It's supposedly a Standard Plus Pro The link is below. The other source of more limited info is The Guitar Dater Project, whose link is also below. Epiphone Customer Service We would need that info as well as the instruments condition and your location to offer a pricing option.Quality AssuranceIn spite of all the precautions taken by.It has a carved spruce top and.Epiphone Talk 2 Us Are there any manuals available online. Cheers,If you would like, I can assist you with any aspect of your guitars care and maintenance. Thanks for using FixYa. No info in manual how to turn on or off. Might that be the problem. Local off Casio CTK - Chl Ext Solo (On) Local On. Select sound press Enter. Answer questions, earn points and help others. This fresh solid state line was presented with black tolex, black metal grill and various gain stages to accommodate the needs of players. The models showcased were the EP10, EP25R, EP60R and EP25 Bass.http://www.mediabarche.com/bettertemplate/contenuti/imgcont/cr85-service-manual.xml
Affordability was a key factor in the success of the Standard Series as the amp began showing up music stores around the world. The remaning amps in this new lineup were the 800R, 1000R, 1000B and SC210. Create one here. Creators are allowed to post content they produce to the platform, so long as they comply with our policies. United Kingdom. Company number 10637289. I hate to part with it, but I am moving and I have to thin my collection. Feel free to contact me with any questions. Please contact them to ask about shipping. Feel free to contact me with any questions. Please check the fields highlighted in red.Currency. It also provides an effects loop, headphone out, and. Click To Read More About This Product Please call or chat to check your local store inventory for this item. October 02, 2020, 02:20:06 AM I recently bought a yard-sale special Epiphone SC210 2x10 combo amp in the hopes of using it as a project amp to learn some basic repair techniques. The amp will power on, and all LEDs on the front (channel switching, chorus, etc) will turn on. There's no popping when I insert cable into the jacks, and the headphone jack doesn't allow me to listen in.there's simply no noise. I popped open the chassis for a look-see and found that two of the small three-post electronic components had come loose from the board. The leg posts are still plenty intact, they're just not attached to the board (it looks like the result of a poor solder joint; the amp is made in Korea, after all). I tried to resolder them into place and didn't have any more luck in getting guitar sound to come through the speakers, though they still hum just like any dormant amp. I also checked the jacks, on the off chance they were damaged. They weren't.they work fine. Can anyone offer me some advice on where to go next.http://focusnepal.com/userfiles/cr85-service-manual-pdf.xml
Remember, I'm really trying to learn how to do this and how to know without getting a second degree in an engineering field, so if you've got ANY general tips or tricks too, I'm happy to hear them. Thanks in advance! Lex Inspect your controls closely - are any cracked across their wafer. And check the input jack solder. DO the volume and EQ controls and channel switching affect the SOUND of the background noise at all. If so, that tells us the noise signal is passing through the amp, not coming from the end of the processs. I would point out to you that soldering is not a very difficult skill to master, in particular if that is what you do all day. Korean people are just as capable of it as someone on this side of the ocean. Even in this country, production solderers are not hired for their electronic knowledge.Furthermore, when things are on circuit boards, they are not usually hand soldered anyway. Boards are usually soldered all at once on a wave soldering machine. And to be honest, the wave machine will run about the same whether the guy running it is named Wong or Bubba. To begin with, it seems to have an effects loop, an usual suspect. Oh well, maybe they were overstocked with Tweed and just had to use it. What?s written on them? I don?t even ask for a schematic finding it an impossible task. I've done a little work on the amp so far, trying to research as much as I can. I'm REALLY starting from scratch here lol Enzo, thanks for all the info. I'm not very familiar with any sort of mass production technique, all I have to go on is reputation, and when I open an amp and find components hanging freely in the wind, I get frustrated and blame the first thing I can see. Certainly, no offense meant. J.M., yes, that is the amp (I actually have a silverface version, but it's identical in specs). It does have an FX loop. I replaced the two transistors with new ones from Radio Shack (non-switching models). However, the amp still won't play.
I've figured out that the problem is somewhere in or around the inputs. The volume and EQ controls don't affect the sound, though the input jacks don't provide even a popping or clicking.there's simply nothing. When the amp is powered up, I can run my hands along the bottom side of the PCB and get all sorts of fun feedback and popping noises, but no input sounds from the jacks. All the solder joints are in perfect condition, including those at the input jacks. I figure there's something in the initial section of the amp, near the jacks, causing the problem. I haven't been able to find a schematic. I'll check all the wafers for cracks, that's a start. Anyone have any other suggestions? That should find the stage that has the problem. Tracking the signal path that way might speed out the troubleshooting process. I’m also quite sure that everything “upstream” from the reverb injection stage is ok. This amplifier is in VERY GOOD CONDITION. The speakers and amp are in VG condition as well as the vintage look covering. The amp sounds great, with a rich and deep tone to it. The only physical problem with this amp is one of the bottom corner plastic protector is missing (see pics). Otherwise I would rate the amp as a 9 on a scale to 10. Thanks for looking and good luck bidding.Why Star Wars Collectibles Reign SupremeWhy Star Wars Collectibles Reign Supreme. Advanced G'day ( Sign in to bid or buy) eBay Deals Coles on eBay Help Sell Watch List Expand Watch list Loading. Something went wrong. Fender Guitar Amplifiers Epiphone Electric Guitars Ashton Acoustic Guitars Gibson Acoustic Guitars Epiphone Bass Guitars Celestion Pro Audio Equipment Epiphone Solid Body Electric Gui. Sell on eBay Sell Guitar Amplifiers User Agreement, Privacy, Cookies and AdChoice Norton Secured - powered by Verisign. View cart for details. All Rights Reserved. User Agreement, Privacy, Cookies and AdChoice Norton Secured - powered by Verisign.
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