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Loud pop right speaker, no right channel sound

All amp tubes still have light in them.  No sound from right speaker.  Could it be right channel fuse in the amp even though all tubes are lit?   Or, is there a fuse in the speaker? Meadow Lark Osprey Gen 2.  They’re old but great. I’ve had amp fuses pop before but the associated amp tubes would be dark. 
==> Is there a fuse in the speaker? Huh?  Oh did something else blow in the speaker?  

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elliottbnewcombjr
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Swap the tubes, if problem moves to other side, it’s the tube.

One stage at a time: Power Tube(s) one at a time; small tubes,1 at a time.

No need to check the rectifier tube, only one effecting both channels.

If not:

Most of my equipment has a single fuse. You could find/download the service manual, the fuse(s) will be shown.

No manual: unplug it, wait overnight; bottom/cover off; look for any fuses or blown parts which are often obvious.

I am like a Parrot who repeats: "Get Thee a simple tube tester!" No swapping involved, just test them 1 at a time. I check them all yearly, just before Thanksgiving.

elliottbnewcombjr
5,770 posts
 

Few speakers have fuses or reset protection, but Jason is right, especially if moving tubes make no difference, check the speakers, and move the amp's right speaker wires to the left. 

You can use any spare small speaker to get some answers, to see if a problem moves?

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