Quote from: rnolan on September 03, 2024, 04:27:51 AMHey Kim, well that took a while LoL.

Yeah, I poked around once again locally and this time found someone who wanted them.   

I found a couple that appear to be the right size pins, do I want Shorting or Non Shorting on my latching switch?
Here's what I found:

https://mou.sr/4cW0QGn

https://mou.sr/4cW0QGn

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UPDATE: The mouser switch I referenced earlier is NOT the right one....I'm searching for the correct size. See the pix below, for the one I took out and the one from Mouser

Awesome Job Dante & team, great to see you guys maintaining this website! It's been a while since the last time I was here. Thank god for the banana's :-)       

By chance, do the Marshall JMP-1 or MESA Boogie Triaxis happen to use the same screws? If so, you can strip them down for that, plus any working tubes.

Next time, put some icing sugar or tea leaves in the baggie.

Quote from: rnolan on September 06, 2024, 05:24:38 AMThe one trick you'll like with the MP-1 running in stereo is, set the chorus depth 100 and rate 0, this gives a ~40ms delay and creates a really fat tone .

+1 

This is essentially what I do with the SCF on my pedalboard. BIG stereo guitar sound!

Man, that sucks.

A quick search brought me here: https://adadepot.com/index.php?msg=32968

I believe that is the information you seek. If Gregg doesn't have any left, I'm sure they're not impossible to find.

Best of luck!

Dante

I took the time to re solder the input jack to the board on my MP1 and had the screws in a lil bag so not to lose them. Well that didn't prevent my lousy roommate from throwing them away thinking the bag was just trash. Now I have no screws for it. Just seeing what replacement options are avaialable

Hey Chase42147, the MXC should work with just a power adapter plugged into it.  That's generally how I program it (initially).  You can do a reset, set midi channel, set expression pedal (1 & 2) range and modify the CC# (if you want) for RTM CC stuff.  As well as check that the adapter is putting out 9v DC 500ma with a multi meter (as Harley said), maybe give the socket on the MXC a clean with contact cleaner (they don't get used often and can maybe gum up), and also make sure you have a snug fit and the right tip on the adapter cable.

So I've been a sound engineer for 44+ years and it is handy . And maybe partly why I set up my MP-1 and MP-2 rigs with a mixer and run it like a PA, just made sense to me, made getting the gain structure easier and let me run the Quadverb in stereo in a parallel configuration.

So as the MP-1/2 are sort of "pseudo" stereo, as in the A and B outs are 180 deg out of phase, it does work better with separate cabs which are spaced apart (a rack width works ok).  I like some kind of separator in a single cab wired stereo to minimise any interactions inside the cab (e.g. I get a bit of comb filtering in one ADA slant split stack I have wired stereo, gets a little flangy, but it will be hard to put something in to separate the 2 x 12"s).  The one trick you'll like with the MP-1 running in stereo is, set the chorus depth 100 and rate 0, this gives a ~40ms delay and creates a really fat tone .