Hi all
I've recently acquired one of these here in UK. I cleaned it, lubricated the faders with Caig Faderlube, fixed a broken solder joint on the level fader etc...
The bypass and inputPad switches were a bit loose inside (there seemed to be a false contact on the inputPad switch when I pushed the actuator in) so I gently pushed the lugs that keep the enclosures together and lubricated everything.
The switches now are very tight and there's no play between the parts.
Here's the question.
Is the -10db pad supposed to make a big difference in the volume? Because I don't hear any...
I was afraid I messed up something in the switch but I checked the continuity with my multimeter and it seems to work properly:
It's a 2 x 3 contact (DPDT?)
First position is like this:
0 1 1
0 1 1
Second position:
1 1 0
1 1 0
I also checked the output level of the pedal in Logic, with a eq meter. I amplified the signal a lot so I could hear what was happening.
When I switch to -10db the signal drops very slightly (about less than 1db on the Logic meter) and also I can hear the background noise decreasing. Is this what it's really supposed to do?
I wasn't using distortion or anything, just the pedal signal...
I hope it's clear
Thank you
R
Boss Ge 10 -10db input pad question
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Re: Boss Ge 10 -10db input pad question
I have used both setting with a guitar and hear no real difference, if that helps. Maybe mine's busted?
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