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Hi everybody,

in winter 2019/2020 I built a British Style 2550. I used the layout from July 1, 2018.

The amp basically sounds very good, but it seems to work differently to the original Marshall. I often read in the Marshall forums that the clean channel is supposed to be very, very loud. This is not the case with my amp.

In the Clean Channel at full output master and full input gain, it is by no means as loud as a typical amplifier with 50 watts. The clean channel is significantly quieter than the lead channel. What could be the reason for this?

Thanks a lot for your ideas!

The EU harmonization of voltage was indeed more about legal alignment than actual change in supply. Most UK homes still get around 240V, and European homes around 220V. If you install a device to regulate voltage to a constant 220V, amps designed for 220V might perform more consistently, potentially improving tone. However, UK amps designed for 240V could see a slight change in performance.

hubert

Does anyone know this value?

The shielded cable off wiper of the volume pot took care of the noise. The line out wire was replaced with shielded cable too.

I tried putting in a switch to compare the stock plate resistor values with B15-nc values. The B15-nc values sound deeper to my ears. I think it?s worth listening to the different plate resistor valves.

Regards

Mark

Thanks for your reply. However a noise gate won’t help the Aunt Peg. Most of the noise is getting into the amp is from the wiper of the volume pot. Coax cable on the wiper of volume control is removing a lot noise. The small chassis makes the layout of the amp harder.

Regards

Mark

A noise gate pedal may help the Aunt Peg amp's noise. A noise gate pedal can reduce background noise when you're not playing, especially in high gain circumstances. Set the threshold of the noise gate pedal in your effects loop or in front of the amp to eliminate noise below a specific level, giving you a cleaner signal when playing.

You can also check cable and connection quality. Bad cables or poor connections can create noisy transmissions. Check that all wires are working and plugged in.

As every amp is different, some Aunt Peg owners may have had similar noise concerns. If you haven't already, you may ask the Amp Garage community or other Aunt Peg owners how they addressed a similar problem.

It's great that you like the Aunt Peg amp's sounds and quality, and Nik's customer service is great. Always solve issues and find methods to improve your playing experience.

Previous advice from Nik.

I'd perhaps try a shielded wire for the line out, and lift it away from the heaters, AND the NFB wire going to the impedance selector.

Or, pin 1 of the PI comes from volume pot, through a 470K resistor.

Perhaps run shielded wire from pot, place 470K direct on tube socket, as well.

I usually don’t find noise there, but the position of the OT primary wires, in relation to the power tube grid wires, are critical. Perhaps play with these positions as well? Try to lift the grid wires (J and K) a bit, and see how it reacts?

The advice from Nik was effective and I appreciate the lengths he went to in assisting me.