| K250-4 effects [message #11351] |
Mon, 06 July 2009 21:38  |
milo
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Registered: July 2009
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I figured maybe I better start this one under a new topic.
I know that all of the effects are "on" without the footswitch so I've got a question about the distortion effect and how it relates to Channel 2. If I dial up the Level and Effect pots everything seems to work properly. My question is about the volume of Channel 2 when the two pots are turned off.
Is it normal for Channel 2 to have very little volume (compared to Channel 1) if the distortion effect isn't being used? If I were to rig a footswitch to shut off the distortion, or just turn the effect off with some jumpers across the footswitch jack, will Channel 2 then have the same volume as Channel 1? I can still return the head if something isn't working properly.
Thanks.
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| Re: K250-4 effects [message #11360 is a reply to message #11351] |
Tue, 07 July 2009 11:50  |
chicagobill
Messages: 2005
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When you turn down the fuzz effect control, are you turning it all the way off?
There is a switch on that pot that turns off the fuzz effect just like the foot switch. I can't remember if it is a push/pull or a rotary switch on that model, but if you just turn down the control and don't turn it off, it will greatly reduce the signal going through the pre-amp.
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| Re: K250-4 effects [message #11365 is a reply to message #11360] |
Tue, 07 July 2009 12:34 |
milo
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That could be the problem. I was just turning both of the knobs through their range of travel. I didn't notice anything that said push, pull, or otherwise but I will check. If it simply clicks to the left to turn off I know for a fact that I wasn't going past the click. I'll check it out later.
Thanks again.
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