I have an Ibanez TB100H head and I noticed after buying a footswitch for it that the footswitch input for the channel and boost doesn't work whatsoever. I'm new to working on amps so I'm looking for a little advice and I figured that here was the best place since it's a solid state head.
I don't know that model, but many amps require the panel switch for such functions be set a certain way. If your footswitch won;t change channels, try switching the panel channel button the other way. ANy difference?
If the footswitch is plugged in, the switch on the panel doesn't function (which is what it's supposed to do) but the problem is that the footswitch won't switch the channel either. I put the pedal in the Mid-Shift and Reverb input and it worked fine so I know it's not the pedal.
OK. What I was trying to say was that in some amps, the footswitch will only work on one setting of the panel switch. And conversely, if the footswitch is set to open, then the panel switch will have no effect either. A zillion Peavey amps are like that.
Acording to your owner manual the panel switches will not work with a footswitch plugged in.
Questions: is your footswitch the Ibanez four button one? And are you using two STEREO cables? Very important to use the right cables.
Acording to your owner manual the panel switches will not work with a footswitch plugged in.
Questions: is your footswitch the Ibanez four button one? And are you using two STEREO cables? Very important to use the right cables.
Well I messaged Ibanez and they told me that since there are 2 inputs for footswitches, the 4 button switch is just 2 2-button switches in one box and that any standard stereo switch would work, so I bought a peavey footswitch and it works on input 2 (reverb and mid-shift) but not input 1 (channel and boost) I bought the amp used so I was wondering if it could be fixed. The amp is barely wired at all. Everything's plugged into circuit boards.
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