MarkC

[quote name='bremen' timestamp='1341844854' post='1724994'] Why not (for now) just swap them over so the active input works? [/quote] Yeah I may need to do this in the short term. Hopefully that socket won't develop the same problem any time soon. Thanks for the suggestion.

Hi again... I've browsed the products of all the sellers you suggested and have been unable to find these particular sockets. Are there any other sources that might do these?

Many thanks Dood. Gonna have a go myself I think.

Having a problem here that doesn't seem as easy to fix as I'd innitially hoped. My amp head has both passive and active input sockets, with the active being my required input. Problem is this socket is faulty (the laching mechanism inside the socket has jammed open so no longer makes connection), this is forcing me to use the passive socket for now. Having previously replaced a faulty socket on my bass, I'd presumed this would be an easy fix, but on opening my head, it appears things aren't going to be as straight forward... Does anyone know if this would be a viable DIY job or is it one for a professional? If the latter, can anyone recommend someone in the Birmingham area? Many thanks in advance!