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Looks like fun!

Today I recapped the next PME-40X pedalboard, a unit that I received a few months ago and that I have used several times. When I disassembled the power supply I saw this: http://www.pepemusic.de/pics/k/korg_pme-40X_recap_09.jpg The spark killer has some cracks. It didn't cause a problem, but over ti...

Fantastic!

I was happy to do that!

I received most of the missing data today. Now every link works again, only the last one (that originally leads to four pictures) does not.

Well, maybe you want to write what you did? It could be that someone else stumbles over the same problem one day. Those complex multi-effects units are somewhat not too easy to get along with.

Yep, that's a pedalboard that I would tinker around with for more than five minutes.

Throughout the last fifteen years I have purchased over a dozen KORG PME-40X pedalboards. They are required for using any of the 15 effects modules that can be pushed in the four slots. The PME-40X has an internal power supply and it was built with high quality parts. However, after 40 years some pa...

Cool! I really like the way of the effect loop with its three options. I wonder why they didn't move the footswitch jacks for overdrive and reverb on the back of the amp. These look a bit strange on the front.

Nice! I just read that it is an exact copy of the Mu-Tron Phasor II. Very interesting!