What rear board? Rear jacks are only wired together, no pcb.
They were out and cleaned. Did not resoldered them yet.
They were out and cleaned. Did not resoldered them yet.
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it's hard to troubleshoot something when you can't look at it...the pic's i've found (likely a different production version) show the di level control and jack, the fx loop jacks and headphone(i think) jacks all on a board...
thanks muchly....
what's your take on the input jack and surrounding area, all good? if you can light that area and snap a pic i would appreciate it thanks! reason being that second control is Volume and the first is gain correct? i could be wrong but i think that replacement control may be faulty...or potentially miswired?
what's your take on the input jack and surrounding area, all good? if you can light that area and snap a pic i would appreciate it thanks! reason being that second control is Volume and the first is gain correct? i could be wrong but i think that replacement control may be faulty...or potentially miswired?
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The big push pull control (basically pot + simple on off switch) is GAIN. The wired small control (old fix from one of previous owners) is volume. I have measured the volume potentiometer and the value and type seems to be ok. It also works ok.
but turning it all the way off (with no plug in the input) doesn't make the noise go away, correct?
ooops typo IC3 (i'm switching between two tabs and my memory is short due to life long consumption of scotch...)
no measurement just looking to see if the noise goes away.
to be clear short pin5 to ground.
to be clear short pin5 to ground.
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