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2006-01-19, 21:17
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i wanna rewire my boss ds1
i have heard that you can rewire a boss ds1 and it will give you a really good, fat tone. can anyone give me information on how to do this?? i tried google and found nothing useful. any help would be appreciated.
thanks 
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2006-01-20, 00:08
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2006-01-20, 00:59
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that didnt help man. that webpage was to buy pre modified pedals. i wanna know how to do it myself.
thanks anyway though 
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2006-01-20, 01:47
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Jono
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They mod pedals for you.All you have to do is send them,and it takes a few days.But I see you are after schematics.Check out www.diystompboxes.com. |
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2006-01-20, 02:18
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 thanks. ill look through the forum shit.
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2006-01-20, 02:47
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Let me know what you find.
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2006-01-20, 04:27
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you can check a number of pedal mod sites... but none of them are going to show you how to do it yourself. 
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2006-01-20, 05:21
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I've seen a few that...
Did and might still do, but that was a few years ago before I lost my HD. I'm willing to bet there are forums like us that will walk you through doing it as long as you got some knowladge of the basics. I would like to do it but have no time.
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2006-01-20, 13:04
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I've seen a few that...
Did and might still do, but that was a few years ago before I lost my HD. I'm willing to bet there are forums like us that will walk you through doing it as long as you got some knowladge of the basics. I would like to do it but have no time.
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this should give you a start... no mods here though
http://www.freeinfosociety.com/elec...mpage.php?cat=1
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2006-01-20, 16:26
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I have a problem with my Mt-2
i dont think its sounding the way it suppose to....i bought it used at guitar center..and i dont get as much sustain...as i would get in my friends Mt-2...so
does any one know if this could get fixed....and how much..will it cost...
And i dont want to hear any of the bullshit....(Mt-2 Sucks ....Get a amp....Save money.....etc..)
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2006-01-20, 16:40
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Working on most pedals can be a royal pain in the ass depending on if it's got a ton of IC or not. It is easier to build one using its schematics. |
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2006-01-20, 18:58
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wee, thanks to physics class, i can kind of read schematics now
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so i guess its kinda nice for leads but i thought it sucked ass for soloing
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2006-01-20, 23:41
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Jono
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Originally Posted by thrash_till_death05
I have a problem with my Mt-2
i dont think its sounding the way it suppose to....i bought it used at guitar center..and i dont get as much sustain...as i would get in my friends Mt-2...so
does any one know if this could get fixed....and how much..will it cost...
And i dont want to hear any of the bullshit....(Mt-2 Sucks ....Get a amp....Save money.....etc..)
thanks
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Open her up,and see if you can see a visible problem.If not take it to a guitar store,or any tech,and get them to have a look.That fails,and you are real bent on getting it repaired,maybe look at getting it modded.But you know it would be much cheaper in the long run to pick another second hand one up. |
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2006-01-21, 02:57
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Originally Posted by *insert name here*
Open her up,and see if you can see a visible problem.If not take it to a guitar store,or any tech,and get them to have a look.That fails,and you are real bent on getting it repaired,maybe look at getting it modded.But you know it would be much cheaper in the long run to pick another second hand one up.
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I will see....the problem is that...on all the strings it doesnt have the sustain it should cause my friends Mt2 sounds bad ass...on my guitar and amp...but when i put mine on its different...well i will see what i could do...probably take it in and have it check out....
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