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Hey everyone,
I figured I'd repost with a bit more informative subject. Thanks in advance for helping me out.
I play through a Fender Super Sonic 112 Combo that has an issue with the effects loop bleeding the dry signal from send to return. Example; if you plug a volume pedal in the Send/Return, or a tuner w/ mute, or even just open the circuit by plugging in a patch cable on the return side, you get a fair amount of preamp bleeding through to the power amp.
When bringing the issue to the attention of Fender, they said is was caused by a capacitor added to the send/return circuit. Which cap? I dunno.
I've tried to do some pinpointing on the entire circuit by isolating where the issue begins and where it ends. I found that if I eliminate the vintage channel, burn channel, and tone stack, the issue goes away.
Let me know if you have any suggestions. Thanks again for all the help.
Link to the Schematic
-Bats
I figured I'd repost with a bit more informative subject. Thanks in advance for helping me out.
I play through a Fender Super Sonic 112 Combo that has an issue with the effects loop bleeding the dry signal from send to return. Example; if you plug a volume pedal in the Send/Return, or a tuner w/ mute, or even just open the circuit by plugging in a patch cable on the return side, you get a fair amount of preamp bleeding through to the power amp.
When bringing the issue to the attention of Fender, they said is was caused by a capacitor added to the send/return circuit. Which cap? I dunno.
I've tried to do some pinpointing on the entire circuit by isolating where the issue begins and where it ends. I found that if I eliminate the vintage channel, burn channel, and tone stack, the issue goes away.
Let me know if you have any suggestions. Thanks again for all the help.
Link to the Schematic
-Bats
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