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Me too. But i. Don't find anything similar..

😂😂😂😂 I went to look up the term *unobtanium*.. It is a beautiful expression that perfectly makes the idea Yes, I know the risks of the product.. It will be an ultra-fast high-cost mechanical switch For a 25/50w resistor Of course the thought is what you risk if the Switch freezes.. it's not nice

Ciao Hello, it's been a while' that I try to find this pedal but here in europe seems impossible to find. Does anyone know if it will be produced again or does anyone know of similar alternative products?

Ciao Hello, I had problems exactly today with the Mark v footswitch. I can tell you after several attempts, that the problem was in the central pin of the dpdt of the eq switch . The track (ground) was no longer in contact. I solved it by creating a bridge with a wire to ground.

Can you give more technical info about the Mod? I'm interested. EVen in pvt if you want

È possibile avere un pdf alta qualità?

Hi, Do you have file to send?

Yes. The slo circuit is actually simpler and more linear, but the basic sound is the same. Yamaha messed up a bit by adding some crap ( reverb is bad for example)

Mesa boogie potentiometers are crap (in the case of repair) On my mark v, I would have to spend about 30€ for a push pull potentiometer I solved by buying a normal push pull on ebay, after which I modified the thread by mounting on the threaded male part of a 6.3mm Jack (the silver part that...

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After two years.. Thank you 😆

https://mega.nz/file/EMk0VQJY#bo9jj2GoHr0QKgSRvDuyaZMhiQpjr_qycurW94XLgrM I would start checking the relays connected to that channel or some jfet that control it

10 years mine too.. Here in Italy the assistance is a bit of crap They are external and take money from mesa boogie, add unnecessary work to top up the refund. I preferred to change a potentiometer myself rather than send it to them .

As per the title, the first time I turn it on I hear a dull "Humm" noise If I turn off e I turn it back on, this does not happen Probably some sort of capacitor that charges..?

Make sure you have a high gain 12ax7 in the tube that manages the loop

Switching in that brutal way from 10w to 9o w and again back, is not never a good thing. However, looking to your video, it could be a Cold welding, that after some little time start to make good contact thanks thermal expansion. Otherwise a capacitor that is going to better life

What was the problem?

Undoubtedly it's not a good thing to lower voltage fast without standby