MOOG GRANDMOTHER Noise
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Reverb Tank Shielding Kit
This kit addresses the lack of electromagnetic isolation between the internal power supply transformer and the reverb tank's recovery coil. The Mu-metal or steel plate acts as a Faraday shield, diverting magnetic flux away from the sensitive high-gain transducer. Installation eliminates the 60Hz induced current that manifests as a constant hum when the reverb mix is increased.
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Accutronics/Belton 9EB2C1B Spring Reverb Tank
If the internal transducer coils within the tank have suffered a partial short or insulation breakdown, the signal-to-noise ratio degrades significantly. This specific tank is the electromechanical heart of the reverb circuit. Replacing the entire assembly ensures that the input and output transducers are matched to the circuit's impedance and are free from mechanical rattles or transducer hum.
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Shielded Reverb Interconnect Cables
The Grandmother uses internal RCA cables to connect the PCB to the reverb tank. If these cables are poorly shielded or routed too close to the main power rail, they act as an accidental antenna for switching noise and mains hum. Replacing them with high-density braided shielding cables prevents the induction of stray AC signals into the reverb return path.
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DIY Repair Guide
Watch exactly how to replace the Reverb Tank Shielding Kit.
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