advice on fitting a dc jack to a big muff

[Bassmingo]

i have a green muff with a busted battery clip. i've decided once and for all to fit a dc jack so i can use a power supply. has anyone any advice to help me do this? or a link to nice handy guide? i want it to work with a standard boss powersupply.

thanks!

[B.C.]

Originally Posted by Bassmingo

i have a green muff with a busted battery clip. i've decided once and for all to fit a dc jack so i can use a power supply. has anyone any advice to help me do this? or a link to nice handy guide? i want it to work with a standard boss powersupply.

thanks!

Ok, let me ask you a few questions first. Do you have a soldering iron and are you decent at electronics? I ask this because with the Russian Muffs, it may not be the easiest thing to do.

[Finsterino]

My muff has a boatload of room on the back panel, to add a power socket, or otherwise. I plan to add a power switch, and bypass the jack/switch function.

[Bassmingo]

Originally Posted by B.C.

Ok, let me ask you a few questions first. Do you have a soldering iron and are you decent at electronics? I ask this because with the Russian Muffs, it may not be the easiest thing to do.

I'm not too bad at soldering and as long as i've a guide i'm ok with electronics.

[mixerman]

Well... I'm not 100% on this, but if you're not looking to repair the battery clip, you would just need to get a dc jack and connect it using the leads from the battery clip.

[rcubed]

Look at the wiring diagram they have here: http://www.generalguitargadgets.com/...=108&Itemid=26

[B.C.]

Originally Posted by rcubed

Look at the wiring diagram they have here: http://www.generalguitargadgets.com/...=108&Itemid=26

Yup, check that out and let us know if ya got questions.