Mixing Board Making Funny Smell When New
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weird electronic smell
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Bass = more energy
Loud = more energy
To sum it up, the combination of bass and loud made your amp work harder. Producing more energy and consequently getting warmer.
Getting warmer means that the components, power-transistors in particular, would get hotter, causing the smell.
New (and old) electronics can emit smell. If it smells burned, turn it off.
I would think that as long as it sounded good, the amp could handle it.
WT
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thats a relief.
everything sounded fine.. I guess I'm just overly paranoid because im a noob.
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That´s cool. Have fun !
WT
You may want to confirm the origin of the smell, and the age of the instrument or amp that's causing it.
Not to alarm you, but to quote Don from a previous thread smell may indicate a serious issue:
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Originally Posted by Don Solaris ➡️
Electrolyte capacitors dry and leak as they age. This is in my opinion the No.1 thing that should concern you, especially if you sleep in the room full of vintage synths (as some of us do). So, as the cap drys/vapors, it gets into your daily air. Multiply that with 50-100 other caps in other synths and you get the idea. Good thing is - it is very easy to recognize that smell, it is metallic, heavy and a little bit "acidic".
Second thing to worry about is the lead used in soldering of all the pcb's, contacts, etc. In case you broke synth's PCB in the bedroom... it would be a good idea to give it a damn good clean - a few times. That thing is very toxic.
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thx for the heads up.
with the exception of the Boss CE-2 everything is fairly new.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Selidor ➡️
You may want to confirm the origin of the smell, and the age of the instrument or amp that's causing it.
Not to alarm you, but to quote Don from a previous thread smell may indicate a serious issue:
yeah ventilate well - that's most important
then, don't eat or smoke during soldering jobs (I break that rule myself, smoking spliffs blasting a nice tune while soldering etc.)
however... solder fumes is normally evaporating flux, not lead fumes
lead vaporises at 3K degrees
that's very very hot.
and if you live in a place like I do (city in western europe) go outside and take a deep breath.
your lungs will fill up with small industrial waste particles
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Nothing beats the smell of napalm in the morning....
or solder
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