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Mine quit working while stored cleanly, and was working, but when plugged in again,not. Power comes on, signal goes thru, but nothing when switch is on. Hopefully something simple. I’ve taken it apart, but don’t want to dissamble it any more than necessary. I have a schematic, but don’t know where to check. Help?
1st: check your voltages, especially around the 2N6111 in the power supply.
Thank’s for the reply! My scheme show’s a 2N6110. Would the power light still be on?
Yes.
Hi this is a long shot … the microsynth i have has 2 trim pots one is for gain.
if the gain is too low and the signal is weak you will get no sound (my fender is week but my humbuckers in epiphone is strong)
there should be a hole in the bottom of the unit… get a phillips head swrew driver and turn the trim pot.
That worked for me when i got it.
the other trim pot you have to open the unit and i have no idea what that does.
the other idea is the bypass footswitch is stuffed… if so thats really cheap.
hope this helps .. let me know how you go
-Ryan