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Thanks for your response. I think so too that is something in the pedal box. Do you know where to get this kit ? Or the part numbers?

I will take apart the Pedalbox next week. Can I just change the potentiometer ? Or has it to be calibrated ?
  • Posted 9 Feb 2024 02:10
  • By Michel_L
  • joined 7 Feb'24 - 8 messages
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