My Mustang 3 MV is scratchy also in the area of 1-4 if I rotate it fast. Not nearly as much if I rotat it slowly. I typically pre-set the MV level and then work the guitar volume so it isn't really a problem .
I have had my Mustang 3 for many years. I have played many shows with it. Today it powered on and then went off. It will not power back on.. oh well. It served me well
❤yes fix it..take tne pot apart clean it..if carbon track worn through use lead pancil heavy coat it ..or contact paint on e bay ..or make with graphite piwder n paint or glue 😮❤peace guitarman rikky .help
@@pipelineaudio any idea where to find a replacement circuit board for the power supply? I believe I've found that the Champion series has the exact same one but idk if it's the I, II, or III
Hi, sorry to post on this issue... I'm desperate! I have a Mustang III amp and I was trying to update my old amp but something went wrong, I'm trying to place again the old factory version which was the 1.9 and in the middle, the update bar does not move forward. Could anybody help me, with how to restore the factory firmware version or fix this problem somehow? Pleaaaaaseeeeee........
Have you heard of Mouser electronics supply? One of the best parts houses for repair parts. Radio Shack was ok long ago but c'mon where would i get a pot?
Yes its a data wheel. I got lucky on a TC Electrics processor and found a matching part. It was a bear to get off the board even with a hot air soldering gun. It fixed the unit. You need the same amount of pins and right count on how many rotary clicks it has.
Yes its a data wheel. I got lucky on a TC Electrics processor and found a matching part. It was a bear to get off the board even with a hot air soldering gun. It fixed the unit. You need the same amount of pins and right count on how many rotary clicks it has.
Yes its a data wheel. I got lucky on a TC Electrics processor and found a matching part. It was a bear to get off the board even with a hot air soldering gun. It fixed the unit. You need the same amount of pins and right count on how many rotary clicks it has.
Yes its a data wheel. I got lucky on a TC Electrics processor and found a matching part. It was a bear to get off the board even with a hot air soldering gun. It fixed the unit. You need the same amount of pins and right count on how many rotary clicks it has.
Hello there! Im having issues with my mustang iii v2...The thing is everything is working perfectly, besides the volume of the amp, with everything in 100% it sounds so low, i get a little bit of power with the distorted presets but its still being so quiet. I've got signal or response, just that is very low in volume. Any suggestions? (Sorry in advance, english is not my native language lol)
It does not, when i wiggle the master knob it has that static sound that you know that something is wrong, no static such as a distortion, as if the pot has something to it
That is entirely accurate. I do these livestreams while running a music school so every five seconds, someone is knocking on the door or needing a reschedule or whatever. You are free to edit it up and stick it on your own channel, just link back to me if you remember
My Mustang 3 MV is scratchy also in the area of 1-4 if I rotate it fast. Not nearly as much if I rotat it slowly. I typically pre-set the MV level and then work the guitar volume so it isn't really a problem .
I have had my Mustang 3 for many years. I have played many shows with it. Today it powered on and then went off. It will not power back on.. oh well. It served me well
I have changed the master potentiometer and still the problem of low sound output is there please help diagnose this problem
❤yes fix it..take tne pot apart clean it..if carbon track worn through use lead pancil heavy coat it ..or contact paint on e bay ..or make with graphite piwder n paint or glue 😮❤peace guitarman rikky .help
I replaced the pot (no help from fender. They say they don’t have a part number or details) and it’s still a giant jumping nightmare
contact paint sounds like a really cool idea!
@@pipelineaudio any idea where to find a replacement circuit board for the power supply? I believe I've found that the Champion series has the exact same one but idk if it's the I, II, or III
@@DavidBlack666 no. That may be far beyond my pay grade.
@@pipelineaudio any chance at swapping contact info? i emailed your website
Hello friend ! I need a new Preamp Board to replace it from my Mustang 3 Amp.
Where can i find it?
Thanks in advance!
I wish i knew!
Hi, sorry to post on this issue... I'm desperate! I have a Mustang III amp and I was trying to update my old amp but something went wrong, I'm trying to place again the old factory version which was the 1.9 and in the middle, the update bar does not move forward. Could anybody help me, with how to restore the factory firmware version or fix this problem somehow? Pleaaaaaseeeeee........
Have you heard of Mouser electronics supply? One of the best parts houses for repair parts. Radio Shack was ok long ago but c'mon where would i get a pot?
Yup. Digikey and mouser are pretty much my lifeline now.
Hello friend, do you know what is called the "DATA WHEEL" potentiometer? And here I can buy
Let me see if I can find it. I think it’s still a pot and the surrounding electronics convert it to values
Yes its a data wheel. I got lucky on a TC Electrics processor and found a matching part. It was a bear to get off the board even with a hot air soldering gun. It fixed the unit. You need the same amount of pins and right count on how many rotary clicks it has.
Yes its a data wheel. I got lucky on a TC Electrics processor and found a matching part. It was a bear to get off the board even with a hot air soldering gun. It fixed the unit. You need the same amount of pins and right count on how many rotary clicks it has.
Yes its a data wheel. I got lucky on a TC Electrics processor and found a matching part. It was a bear to get off the board even with a hot air soldering gun. It fixed the unit. You need the same amount of pins and right count on how many rotary clicks it has.
Yes its a data wheel. I got lucky on a TC Electrics processor and found a matching part. It was a bear to get off the board even with a hot air soldering gun. It fixed the unit. You need the same amount of pins and right count on how many rotary clicks it has.
The jack went out on mine...
Any help/tips in that department?
Hello there! Im having issues with my mustang iii v2...The thing is everything is working perfectly, besides the volume of the amp, with everything in 100% it sounds so low, i get a little bit of power with the distorted presets but its still being so quiet. I've got signal or response, just that is very low in volume. Any suggestions?
(Sorry in advance, english is not my native language lol)
If you wiggle the master volume, does it jump up in volume?
It does not, when i wiggle the master knob it has that static sound that you know that something is wrong, no static such as a distortion, as if the pot has something to it
And that is the only one that does that noise
sounds like the same issue. Wasn't super easy to swap out that pot, and getting the right pinout was trial and error@@nicolasmolinamerlo3042
@@pipelineaudio thx, i tried to remove the pot but its quite difficult honestly, but i'll get it one of these days, thanks a lot! New suscriber
This guy needs to stay on point...he is all over the place and not focused on the subject at all....
That is entirely accurate. I do these livestreams while running a music school so every five seconds, someone is knocking on the door or needing a reschedule or whatever. You are free to edit it up and stick it on your own channel, just link back to me if you remember
this video is a complete waste of time....move on.