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Sansamp Bass Driver DI pedal


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I have a Sansamp DI Bass Driver pedal that doesn't seem to work any more. It doesn't 'click on'. Is it worth selling for spares/repairs/parts? It's an expensive and popular bit of kit so I don't want just chuck it out if all it needs is for someone with the know-how to fix it.

Oh, and it's not the battery!

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Could be a poor solder connection with the latching footswitch, if that's all or even if the switch itself needs replacing, then a repair would be pretty inexpensive.

NB: A squirt of switch cleaner into it wouldn't do any harm either.

Edited by HowieBass
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These are hard switches to replace, tons of unsoldering is needed to get the board out and jack sockets out, absolute headache.

It's a weird switch too, but is worth taking it apart as much as you can...there is a washer type thing that has a grip to keep the switch in place, sounds like that has come loose.

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Thanks for all the replies - tbh I'm not going to get involved with taking it apart and trying to fix it as I can pretty much guarantee I won't be able to. For the amount that I play bass at the moment, and the fact that I have bought another (budget) driver, I don't think it's worth the effort for my personal purposes.

But from the replies it seems like it might be worth a go of selling it.

I just wanted to know whether it was a 'lost cause' or not.

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