I had the same problem with two different ones, and finally someone
explained that there is a switch in the front jack that disengages the rear
jack when a plug is in the front jack; as the metal in the jack assembly
loses its "spring" over time, the switch becomes permanently disengaged.
The main option is to replace the front jack, which requires a fair amount
of work. Because I don't use the front jack at all anymore, I've had
success so far with just pushing down on the metal strips in the jack to
make sure that there's a good connection.
"Michael Borchers" <mb@...> on 11/22/2004 02:46:35 AM
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Subject: Re: [gsp-2101] new user, faulty rear input
i had the same problem after a a period of time,
the signal changed randomly
so i changed "back to the front" input.
but i think the front input serves
feedback from the guitar,
can that be?
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> When I plug into the rear input, my gsp2101LE intermitantly loses
> signal. It is not as if it is an abrupt mechanical loss of signal,
> the input holds the plug secure and has no visual problem. It sort
> of fades in and out for no reason. Frustrating. Has anyone had
> this problem? What was the solution?
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> Thanks!
> Mark
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Re: [gsp-2101] new user, faulty rear input
2004-11-22 by Evan Myers