The components involved in the by-pass path of the compressor are U8, Q8, R87, R88, C61, C104, R82, R113. If the problem used to be intermittent, it may only be a bad solder joint on one of these components if it isn't the component itself. The best thing to do would be to get the schematic in the Files section of the other GSP2101 Yahoo group: http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/GSP2101/ Then with a signal generator and oscilloscope, you (or a qualified tech) could pinpoint the faulty component. --- In gsp-2101@yahoogroups.com, "javi_grouve" <javi_grouve@...> wrote: > > Hi guys, > In the last 10yrs only in 2 occasions (that I remember...) I had > problems with my unit. > Suddenly the sound would be gone at the output and then after a few > minutes, on it's own or by the hand holy ghost it would come back to life. > I couldn't ever figure it out... till now. > I'm having the same problem, only that this time, the sound wont come > back. > After total desperation for 1 hour I discovered that the problem is > only affecting to the patches in which the Compressor is bypassed; as > soon as i turn it "on" (the compr. that is...) the sound comes back. > Comes guys! ideas, solutions? > > Thanx and peace, > > Javi > > Here is my girlfriend! (I have more...), take my guitars (have > 16...), take my amps (only 2 but don't care...); but if you take my > 2101... I'm F*#ked >
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Re: No Sound with Bypassed Compressor
2006-10-29 by saber540ltd
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