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DI503J Triple DI and Re-Amp / Re: Extremely low output

« on: May 18, 2024, 08:09:10 PM »

The 503J was, in fact, working perfectly the whole time.  There were a series of other issues elsewhere in my setup.  

I wouldn't have been able to track them down without your help though, so I sincerely appreciate your assistance.  My apologies for the trouble.

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DI503J Triple DI and Re-Amp / Re: Extremely low output

« on: May 14, 2024, 04:44:17 AM »

Ok thanks for your help.  I'll troubleshoot and let you know what the problem was when I figure it out.

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DI503J Triple DI and Re-Amp / Re: Extremely low output

« on: May 12, 2024, 05:02:14 AM »

Unfortunately that didn't seem to fix it.  I reflowed all of those joints.  I also shot some contact cleaner in both pots, just in case.  It's still exhibiting the same behavior.  Could a problem in the output section cause something like this?  The preamp does seem to be working correctly.

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DI503J Triple DI and Re-Amp / Re: Extremely low output

« on: May 10, 2024, 09:37:41 PM »

Yes, all 3 modes exhibit the same behavior -- there's no audible output until the preamp gain pot is 3/4 of the way up.

With the preamp switched off there's no audible output at any level of the preamp gain pot.

Until yesterday I had output over the full range of the preamp gain pot, though, so I suspect something has failed.

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DI503J Triple DI and Re-Amp / Extremely low output

« on: May 10, 2024, 04:39:33 AM »

I've been using the module for several months and am very satisfied -- it sounds great!  However today it appears to be malfunctioning.  I'm getting output but it's VERY low, even at max gain.  The preamp gain pot seems to only produce audible output when it's between 3/4 and fully maxed.  

I removed all the other modules from my rack, and tried this module in several different slots confirmed to be working with other modules.  I checked the setup guide and confirmed all the voltages at the test points.  Where else should I look?  This was working perfectly as of yesterday, so I think something has broken.