Good day folks - So I am back after having some free time this evening to tinker. I have replaced R1 with a 1M resistor and R2 with a 10K resistor and removed JP1 and now I have no sound at the input...I figure I could undo what I've done and see if it works afterwards. I've tested continuity at the input and through the signal path and all has checked out. What would you folks recommend. undo it all and see if it works or perform some other tests and report back?
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Originally posted by CJPreston View PostI have replaced R1 with a 1M resistor and R2 with a 10K resistor and removed JP1 and now I have no sound at the input...Last edited by Dave H; 01-26-2015, 11:22 AM.
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Originally posted by Dave H View PostI'd replace JP1. I think the layout of version 1 is different from the later versions where snipping JP1 disconnects C3. You could remove C3 on version 1 if it has too much gain after the input resistor mod.
I suspected that might be the case after tracing the signal path under the board. I could not locate JP1 on the schematic and wanted to trace it. I will plop it back in place this evening and we should have some magic.
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Originally posted by Dave H View PostI'd replace JP1. I think the layout of version 1 is different from the later versions where snipping JP1 disconnects C3. You could remove C3 on version 1 if it has too much gain after the input resistor mod.
I have to be careful...I've found myself tinkering with the amp more than playing here recently
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Originally posted by CJPreston View PostThe next thing I think I will tinker with is removing the hum from the circuit
I have to be careful...I've found myself tinkering with the amp more than playing here recently
My guitar has only been a signal generator for amp testing since my band broke up in 2008
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