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Never been able to find a schematic for that but here’s some info on it.
The EH ManModeratorIf I remember correctly, ALT switches between the two outputs and ON leaves one output on all the time and turns the other output on/off
The EH ManModeratorIf I remember correctly, ALT switches between the two outputs and ON leaves one output on all the time and turns the other output on/off
The EH ManModeratorI know. Mike assured me last year the forum would return , I assume in working order, but I’m not holding my breath anymore.
The EH ManModeratorYou can use the Triad F-115X. If you don’t need the center tap just tape it up.
The EH ManModeratorIt’s in the list I posted a link to.
The EH ManModeratorThe EHX MKD-350900100 will work for that but any 9vdc, 100mA power supply with a 3.5mm tip positive plug will work.
The EH ManModeratorThe vintage and early reissues used a 1/8″ tip positive plug for power. The newer reissues use a boss-style plug with center negative. That’s pretty much industry standard these days for negative ground effects.
December 23, 2021 at 6:30 pm in reply to: Vintage (1978) Deluxe Electric Mistress – Rate isn’t working #186761The EH ManModeratorHave you tried replacing the 4013? If you’re seeing output on the 311 but nothing coming out of the 4013, That might be something to check.
The EH ManModeratorThe correct original adapter for that is the US9DC-500. 9vdc, 500mA, 3.5mm plug with positive tip.
Link to Reverb listing: US9DC-500
The EH ManModeratorThis is the correct power supply for your pedal. Not my listing.
For future reference: 24vdc, 100mA, center positive
November 30, 2021 at 7:47 pm in reply to: Vintage (1978) Deluxe Electric Mistress – Rate isn’t working #186346The EH ManModeratorCheck for broken traces or solder joints on the rate pot.
The EH ManModerator4-40 x 1/4″ thread cutting in stainless steel with a Phillips head
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The EH ManModeratorIf it’s just a 2 position switch it should be fine. I’d take a meter and check for continuity on the closed contacts.
Was the old switch just not making a good connection? I take them apart and clean the contacts with a pencil eraser.The EH ManModeratorSounds like it could use an alignment. That’s probably noise from the delay chips not being properly biased or the balance trim not set
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