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Was this in waco? I think I remember this

Sounds like practically every single amp I've ever owned with built in reverb: Vox AC30C2, Vox AC30TB, 76 Fender Twin, Fender Deluxe reissue, Mesa Boogie Mark 2.... It's what can happen when large amounts of electricity are fizzing around in a metal box. On almost every single live recording of just about anyone I've ever heard who use loud tube amps you can hear this from time to time.

wooow I love this amp,

Bro i dropped the upper half of my clarinet and it bent so i couldnt even play

Nice amp. I am thinking about getting one. I play low volume, like 2 or 2.5 and at home only. Do you think the VS15 is good enough for me and do you still recommend? Seems much better built than the Princeton Reverb. Do you have any hum or noise?

Hey I’ve got the same issue with my Syncopy. Is unplugging and plugging back in till it works the only solution you found?

Amazing soloist loved running the mics for u

Braden = W clarinet

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Ur so good Braden!!1! 🔥

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Correct me if im wrong but was the Ballad Dancer in the dark?

I'm gonna be in that band next year...XD

This is heavenly

Thank you for uploading these!

O'Connor band is better

This band is great

Anyone aware of any mods that can address this issue and still allow for noiseless 'verb and FX usage? Returning the amp is no longer an option for me. This is a serious issue with an otherwise very sweet head.

I was there and played

Yep same here. I can't really use this amp in low volume situations as the hiss is too prominent for my liking.

Can you disconnect the reverb and remove the tank? I don't use reverb on mine.

Hey everyone! The problem with this amp is, as Tien from the customer service from Boogie wrote me, that the reverb tank is too close to the power supply within the chassis. That means that there are electromagnetic interferences, as I undestand it. I owned this amp for a short period and it really is a great sounding amp, but my local guitar dealer took it back and instead sold me a Lonestar Special. This amp is very similar and even better sounding as I think.

Its a modern amp based on several classic amp designs. I'd expect a little hiss when you increase the gain. Ever hear a Vox AC-30, a Marshall plexi, or even a tweed or blackface Fender turned up to 10? They all hiss and hum somewhat. If it bothers you, get a decent noise gate to clamp down on the hiss when you stop playing.

I seriously thought that there was something wrong with my TA 30.I live in Humboldt County about four hours from Petaluma where they are manufactured.I was gonna call em up and drive there to see what was going on.Now I see that it is just part of owning this amp. It realy is irritating when you switch the FX reverb switch...Hiss I mean. I use reverb quite alot so I guess we are just stuck with this . The amp sounds great except for this issue. Thanks for posting.

Yeah, this amp really did have fantastic tone - and it's in such a great, small package. Just too much hiss for mic'ing up in a live or studio setting - I ended up going with a Mark V, which is truly the best amp I've ever owned (Road King II included!) . . .