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2004-11-22 by whidbeymark
Hi, 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? Thanks! Mark
2004-11-22 by Michael Borchers
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?
> > > Hi, > > 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? > > Thanks! > Mark > > > > > > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > >
2004-11-22 by Evan Myers
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 Please respond to gsp-2101@yahoogroups.com To: gsp-2101@yahoogroups.com cc:
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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Once you are positive that the casue is not in the chord you are using, it is an easy job to unscrew the nut holding the in-put jack out and either re-soder or replace it. JB --- whidbeymark <whidbeymark@...> wrote: > > Hi, > > 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? > > Thanks! > Mark > > > > > > __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Meet the all-new My Yahoo! - Try it today! http://my.yahoo.com