Hi everyone....
I have a TD-752. Works and sounds great. I do have a minor issue now, however. A few months ago, I noticed that the foot switch cable had become frayed, which prevented the channel selector switch from working properly. I cut the problem length of wire off the foot switch, then resoldered the leads to the pair of switches. One is to select channel, the other is to turn on the reverb. Months later, I tried to use the reverb, but it doesn't work. I'm not sure if the problem is related to my soldering job, or if something in the verb actually failed. When I push on the switch, and bang on the reverb...I hear it. When I click the switch, the reverb stops. But no sound from my guitar is getting TO the verb. I have limited electronics background, but I took my mulitmeter and checked continuity from the mother board to the reverb. There are two leads that run to and from the verb. All four runs seem good.
It looks like the reverb on/off is running on the tip of the foot switch TRS, while the channel selector runs on the ring and sleeve?
Is there anything else I can test to get my reverb running again? I don't want to electrocute myself either!
I've tried to upload a photo of my foot switch wiring, but the forum upload doesn't seem to work for me.
Best, Eric
I have a TD-752. Works and sounds great. I do have a minor issue now, however. A few months ago, I noticed that the foot switch cable had become frayed, which prevented the channel selector switch from working properly. I cut the problem length of wire off the foot switch, then resoldered the leads to the pair of switches. One is to select channel, the other is to turn on the reverb. Months later, I tried to use the reverb, but it doesn't work. I'm not sure if the problem is related to my soldering job, or if something in the verb actually failed. When I push on the switch, and bang on the reverb...I hear it. When I click the switch, the reverb stops. But no sound from my guitar is getting TO the verb. I have limited electronics background, but I took my mulitmeter and checked continuity from the mother board to the reverb. There are two leads that run to and from the verb. All four runs seem good.
It looks like the reverb on/off is running on the tip of the foot switch TRS, while the channel selector runs on the ring and sleeve?
Is there anything else I can test to get my reverb running again? I don't want to electrocute myself either!

Best, Eric
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