dudewheresmybass

bf2, and ce5 are never far away along with the tu2 and oc2

Ilook forward to hearing an in context report  

say just words - paradise lost

toxic waltz - exodus

Boss certainly have their place. 

They have tried to be innovative, yet reliable and dependable.

I have quite a few Boss pedals that I love. I also have some that I honestly have a love / hate relationship with as well.

Let's dance - Bowie

18 hours ago, basstone said:

Looks like R140 and R141 are both missing. Both small SMD items so not much power dissipation I think? Those solder pads also look damaged. It looks like the short was to the pillar on the left judging by the melted bit and black soot?

from what I've been told, 141 is on the underside.

The picture before was quite some crime scene lol (I dont't have it unfortunately), but the pillar is definitely the culprit 

There aren't any markings on the board unfortunately -  except the marking R140, and the component was truly fried lol

A loose nut had arc'ed it out to one of the columns supporting a different board

supper's ready - Genesis

My friend says it's functioning as part of a potential divider where the positive DC power comes into the amp board from the power supply board.

May as well be japanese to me 🤷‍♂️

1 hour ago, Obra said:

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Was it your video comparing the crybaby Jnr and 105q mini that was posted on tb earlier?

Something Gibson?

thunderbird/ casady/ eb?

Sugar - system of a down

Everything else is in working order. 
it’s all been tested and this is the problem. 
a pic of the board would be an ideal solution. 
👍👍

There is an ibs head on the bay atm

Far far away - slade

Cheers 👍👍

Don’t fear the reaper - BOC

21 hours ago, gary mac said:

When trying to repair a BH250 for a customer, I could get no help, schematics or advice from them. They have an approved repairer in Sheffield (name escapes me at the moment). What with courier fees, each way and a minimum charge to look at it, it wasn't cost effective to get it fixed.

All I’m looking for is a value of a resistor. It shouldn’t really be that hard! Lol

Its R140. 
everything else works fine, but this will restore it to a completely working condition. 👍

Butterflies and hurricanes - muse

Hi there.

I have a favour to ask of the bh250 owners out there.

My amp has blown, and the issue has been traced to resistor R140. Apparently it's "part of a potential divider where the positive dc power comes into the amp board from the power supply board" - I hope that means more to someone than it does to me LOL

Is there anyone that knows what value it is, or could open up the case to take a pic for me to send to my amp repair chap to help him out? 

I'm coming up with nothing on google regarding schematics or values.

Thank you in advance 

man on the edge - Iron maiden

If you're a fan of the matsumoku instruments, don't discount the Westburys.

Lovely build, and with dimarzio pups iirc.

I have two, and they sound immense

But of those two, I'd go for the Aria

Evening chaps. 
recently my bh250 amp head blew. 
I have a particularly gifted friend that has spotted a short causes by a loose bolt rattling around inside. 
min order to fix it, he needs a schematic to identify the resistor’s value that has blown. 
Does anyone have one or know where I can find one. My Google searches have shown up nothing so far. 
thanks in advance 👍👍