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Zoom 707 Mark II

Krsnik87 · 2008-02-23 16:16:16

The input is loose or something, sound keeps stopping if the cable is moved at all. Anyone know how to fix this or anywhere that can fix it for me? Thanks.

23-02-2008 4:16pm

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Krsnik87

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The input is loose or something, sound keeps stopping if the cable is moved at all. Anyone know how to fix this or anywhere that can fix it for me?

Thanks.

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#2 23-02-2008 4:32pm

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Open the pedal, resolder the input jack. Easy peasy

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#3 23-02-2008 9:31pm

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Not as easy as that, I can only get to the bottom of the bord inside, i cant get to the top of it without breaking something...

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#4 23-02-2008 9:34pm

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You only need to get to the bottom. That should be where all the connectors are soldered. If you're not good/used to soldering, any decent guitar shop should be able to sort you out.

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#5 23-02-2008 9:38pm

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its like lookin at the underside of a motherboard that isnt the right spot is it?

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#6 23-02-2008 9:39pm

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Yeah, it is. Locate where the broken jack is soldered to the board and check the connections. They've probably cracked. Happened on my old 505-II, back in the day.

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#7 23-02-2008 9:43pm

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ah i see it now, im blind... anyways thanks

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