Yeah bill, excellent video. It would've seemed intimidating at first but after seeing that anyone would feel comfortable doing it.
GREAT job!
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Re: Footswitchrepair
by SteveA » Sat Aug 21, 2010 6:09 pm
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Re: Footswitchrepair
by xtoby44x » Thu Aug 26, 2010 6:24 pm
Bill,
Thanks again for the video. I cleaned my LGW today and I'm happy to say it's totally fixed and the issue is resolved. Your video gave me the confidence and the know how to do it myself.
Thanks for taking the time out to make it happen, and thanks to Bjorn for his instructions on how to resolve the issue.
Bill Z
Thanks again for the video. I cleaned my LGW today and I'm happy to say it's totally fixed and the issue is resolved. Your video gave me the confidence and the know how to do it myself.
Thanks for taking the time out to make it happen, and thanks to Bjorn for his instructions on how to resolve the issue.
Bill Z
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Re: Footswitchrepair
by ptbarnum » Wed Feb 16, 2011 3:54 pm
resurrecting this to say that the same principle applies to the on/off slider switches on old big muffs. just repaired a rams head switch with the same issues. 
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Re: Footswitchrepair
by dlibke56 » Sun May 06, 2012 1:45 am
I had some issues with a pedal and remembered the advice on this thread about the footswitch, soooooooooooooooooo......... WOW! Super easy to do and it took care of all of the crackling and feedback that I was suddenly experiencing.. Thanks!
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