This is a LED replacement for a monkey spring reverb.
The LEDs are too bright.
It is unclear what is influencing the recent trend of effect pedals, but it seems that people tend to prefer excessively bright LEDs.
The high luminosity LEDs are too bright.
Also, we would like to change the color from blue to red.
The power consumption of LEDs differs depending on the color, and it is necessary to check the data sheet for details, but blue often consumes more power than red.
This is a footswitch replacement for a Menawat made by Menatone.
The sound sometimes does not switch, so we took care of this problem by replacing the footswitch with a new one.
Footswitches are completely consumable.
If the footswitch is switched too often, it will break easily, and if you put your weight on it when stepping on it, it will wear out faster due to the burden.
If the switch is broken, it can be replaced, but it may be difficult to do so due to the internal structure, or if a special switch is used, parts may not be available and replacement may not be possible.
The footswitch is damaged and there is no clean sound.
The footswitch is a consumable item and will break if it is switched too often.
If it breaks, it is no problem to replace it.
However, depending on the effector, it may take a lot of work to replace one part, so it is the manufacturer’s fault for not making parts that are considered consumables easy to replace.
In the case of the wah, it is made to be easy to replace, but it is expected to become more difficult in the future because the switch or pot may have a circuit board attached to it.
We were able to replace the footswitch and finish it up with no problems.
This is a footswitch replacement for an Electro Harmonix small clone.
This unit has been on true bypass from the beginning.
The footswitch is worn out and sometimes no sound is produced when clean.
The footswitch is a consumable item, so basically, if you use it, it will fail and need to be replaced.
By replacing the footswitch with a new one, it is now in a problem-free condition.
The power supply is a 3.5mm earphone jack, so it is battery operated, but it can be directly connected to the power supply with a clip.
I wish the manufacturer would make all effectors share the same DC jack.
The adapter was damaged, and a tester showed that the voltage was almost 0V.
If the power does not come on, you should suspect the contacts of such a device or the DC jack.
Another troublesome specification is that the power adapter terminals are different in size from those of ordinary effectors, with a 2.5 inner diameter and a 5.5 outer diameter.
Why can’t they all be the same size? We would like to ask the manufacturer.
Since there are no parts available for this jack shape, I tried connecting the power supply directly to the jack by wiring only, and confirmed that it turns on and works fine.
As long as we can get a new adapter, we are good to go.
The adapter can be used as long as it has the same volts and amperage as the factory one or higher.
The factory adapter is not very expensive in this area, and sometimes comes with an adapter that is just short of the amperage required.
Since there is no margin of capacity, the load on the adapter is large, and this is probably the cause of the adapter breaking.
I think if you use an adapter with a little more capacity, it will work stably + last longer.
This is a footswitch replacement for a Bemrum Jean Ray.
It is a footswitch type that is attached to the base with the fact that sometimes the sound does not come out when switching.
The footswitch is a consumable part, so if it is used frequently, it will break.
However, it is difficult to replace the footswitch if it is directly attached to the base, so we hope that the manufacturer will make the consumable parts easy to replace.
The sound is very thick and has a very peculiar sound as if it is played with the front PU.
It has a very unique sound, so it may not be popular with the general public, but it may be interesting to see what kind of effect pedals are out there.
This is an outboard effects conversion of an OBP-1 made by Agular.
A bass internal preamp is like having an effects pedal inside, and when you put this in a case, it becomes an effects pedal.
It may be surprisingly easier to use the outboard version, so it may be a good choice for both internal and external use.
It is also easy to convert it into an effector. If you buy a new one, you will find the circuit diagram in the instruction manual, and you can operate it in the same way by assembling it in a case as described in the manual.
If you don’t need volume, you can wire it as it is in 2Band, and the footswitch can operate on DC power with true bypass, etc.
I think it would be more comfortable to outboard the preamp since the EQ works so well with an adjustable preamp.
The modification includes true bypass, additional LEDs, replacement of cheap jacks, and partial wiring.
The current VOX products are getting cheaper and cheaper, and although they were originally low-priced wah pedals, the current products are not the same as the old ones.
The only good point is that the DC jack is attached from the beginning.
If you are concerned about the sound, we recommend you to use true bypass.
You can also add an LED to the wah pedal so you can’t tell if it’s on or off.
Wah pedal is an essential effect pedal for those who need it, so I think you will feel a big change by such modification.
I think that this is a big change. 18V will make the sound clearer, but some people like the 9V sound, so it is up to you.
