Well, I am getting my 'new' T 524 in order...removed the too loud expression pedal and sprayed silicone on all moving parts and now the pedal will take the volume down to a whisper, replaced the run cap, and removed the 430 cap so that mid/treble notes are segregated to the Leslie when Leslie is in use. But I have a problem with the bass pedals in that I can not extinguish the sustain function.
Anyone had this pedal problem ? How to trouble shoot ?
It's so long since I fooled about with mine, so I'm a bit hazy on it... but firstly have a look under the sustain tab for a broken wire. Also look at the pedal amp board in case something there has snapped off.
Hay Brandon what's up got question I see u have someone got bass pedal issue.I've got same problem.on my digital T series its just like the old ones but electronic my first black pedal on the foot Dont do nothing just pops a bit but no sound out of it the rest work and thoughts
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