Piet's eTap2hw unit.............

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Re: Piet's eTap2hw unit.............

Postby ecca » Sat Oct 27, 2012 5:31 pm

Yes it would Erik, I just don't like using only half the switch.
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Re: Piet's eTap2hw unit.............

Postby MickB » Sun Oct 28, 2012 10:51 am

ecca wrote:There are 2 places on the pcb you can take the output from.
Echo only and dry/echo mix.
Have you come from the right output ?

Hi ecca.Thanks for your reply,I have taken the output from the lower of the two outputs as per the wiring diagram,this has me puzzled.Any help would be gratefully received.
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Re: Piet's eTap2hw unit.............

Postby ecca » Sun Oct 28, 2012 12:03 pm

Can you easily try the other ?
What happens when you use pot 1 ( echo level) ?
Have you checked the wiring of that ?
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Re: Piet's eTap2hw unit.............

Postby MickB » Sun Oct 28, 2012 9:57 pm

ecca wrote:Can you easily try the other ?
What happens when you use pot 1 ( echo level) ?
Have you checked the wiring of that ?

Hi ecca,yes the wiring to the pots seems as per the instructions,as I said the echoes come thru fine with all the different switch settings just no dry signal.This has got me scratching mi head.Its looking like a job for a local amp builder I know.Thanks for your valued help. :|
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Re: Piet's eTap2hw unit.............

Postby ecca » Sun Oct 28, 2012 11:13 pm

Have you parallelled the left and right inputs ?
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Re: Piet's eTap2hw unit.............

Postby RogerCook » Mon Oct 29, 2012 9:51 am

I've come across another eTap2HW with no dry signal in the mix. I'm not sure what your problem may be but the first thing I would check is the pot wiring to see if the dry signal is being "muted" by the mix pot (check all the pots as they share common connections). Also check that all the components are inserted in the correct position on the PCB (make sure they are all in their correct holes and that none have inadvertently been fitted into the holes that link the top and bottom surfaces of the board). Also check that all the component values are correct (the resistor colour codes can be tricky to read).

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Re: Piet's eTap2hw unit.............

Postby ecca » Mon Oct 29, 2012 12:03 pm

"the resistor colour codes can be tricky to read"

Too blinkin right.
It used to be such a commonsensical thing , what's happened to em ?
The 10K look like 1K etc etc
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Re: Piet's eTap2hw unit.............

Postby Didier » Mon Oct 29, 2012 12:24 pm

RogerCook wrote:Also check that all the component values are correct (the resistor colour codes can be tricky to read).

Particularly for those who are more or less colour blind !

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Re: Piet's eTap2hw unit.............

Postby RogerCook » Mon Oct 29, 2012 12:33 pm

I usually check them on the meter just to be sure
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Re: Piet's eTap2hw unit.............

Postby MickB » Mon Oct 29, 2012 2:01 pm

ecca wrote:Have you parallelled the left and right inputs ?

Hi ecca,yes parallel input connection,double checked all component placings on the board,everything seems fine.It's a funny one this for sure.Regards :?
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