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This came after I closed my QSC authorized shop/ Do you have the schematics for us? I have no idea what or where Q16 D36 and so on might be. You report...
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Well at least products are out there that anticipate your need. MIDI is a digital control signal, not just a simple conversion. So whatever box you get/make...
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Not what you asked for, but might give you ideas:
https://www.sweetwater.com/store/det...pression-pedal
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Yes, AES is the retail outlet, and CEDist is the wholesale outlet, of the same company.
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Um, any chance the reverb return IC2 is turned to the off position by TR1?
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Oh crap, sorry. This system hates most of my files anymore. Try this...
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The switch triggers a flip flop made with two transistors. It just alternately toggles on then toggles off. Those transistors in turn control the gate...
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What voltage is on the screens? And is your HV supply a pair of stacked filter caps? Your 250vAC rectifies and filters to about 360v, so a stack gets you...
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Just for reference here is issue 5. The zeners are gone and the input circuit is a bit different...
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Your schematic says R2 is 47 ohms. Mine says it is 22 ohms. Yours is issue 4 mine is issue 5.
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Oh my. My first bass was a Rickenbacker hollow body. Body not deep. Long neck that weighed more than the body, you had to hold the neck up to play. But...
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If you can forgive me some more idle thinking:
If the red return RCA jack won't feed signal through, possible open in the L1, R15,C15 might leave...
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Oh my. Does it still behave this way if you disconnect the cable from CON8 near the reverb controls and IC1?
Are the two controls interactive?...
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If you post the schematic, we might get clues even if it is tough to read.
It is just a tube amp, so the cap values will be similar to most any...
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You probably already did, but...
Pans these days are configurable, make sure the INPUT jack is NOT grounded to the frame.
Feeds...
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Just idle thinking, but that emitter follower buffer alone does not invert the phase of the signal. When you use a whole TS I bet it does.
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The master has no effect, and disconnecting it stops the hum. SO your issue is between the master and th edge of the board. A missing ground, or a ground...
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OK, the master down does not kill the hum but hum gone if cable is detached. SO I see three pins, A,B, C. A is output and other two 15v rails. How is...
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So isolate the problem. It is in the preamp, OK. R47 appears to be the aster, does turning that down turn the hum down? You have FX loop jacks. Connect...
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