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line6 FB4. going mad

demanufactured · 2006-12-16 01:22:20

The fb4 footswitch for my pod has started on a mind of its own lately , the first two switches seem to give a random patch and not the one from the bank im in. other times they will do nothing at all and other times they work fine , any thoughts??? its a few years old now maybe just some dodgy soldering?

16-12-2006 1:22am

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demanufactured

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The fb4 footswitch for my pod has started on a mind of its own lately , the first two switches seem to give a random patch and not the one from the bank im in.

other times they will do nothing at all and other times they work fine , any thoughts???

its a few years old now maybe just some dodgy soldering?

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#2 16-12-2006 12:00pm

Karl Hungus

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demanufactured wrote:

its a few years old now maybe just some dodgy soldering?

I'd place my money on dirty contacts. You could probably open it up, and spray some contact cleaner on there yourself.

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#3 16-12-2006 6:57pm

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Id say its a cable problem, the strands of cable for the footswitch may have gotten broken if it was kinked/stood on etc. Either that or a connector, Is it just a CAT5 cable they use?

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