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Message body Emoticons View more Emoticons	Font colour: Default Dark Red Red Orange Brown Yellow Green Olive Cyan Blue Dark Blue Indigo Violet White Black  Font size: Tiny Small Normal Large Huge Close Tags [quote="shawng"]I really don't know to much about recievers but I've allways fixed my own thanks to theese boards. I had the same problem with my 70's Sherwood but I would keep switching mostly my mode, selector, and tone switches and the static stoped. Then I got contact cleaner and cleaned all my pots and switches and the problem was solved. I also had that problem with my peavy mace amp and I just cleaned all the pots and it worked great. I don't know how much experience you have fixing electronics but I learned the hard way. I was taking out the pots on my guitar amp and I burnt the hell out of my traces using a cheap , I think 5 watt soldiering iron, and I had to run jumper wires everywhere. Just get good tools and you can't mess it up.[/quote]
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