Nocentelli wrote:Do I actually have to de-solder the in and out jacks to get access to the board?

No,
at least in my revision of VT Bass. Just unscrew the screws and all the nuts, and it comes apart.

I am wondering where people are mounting the cabsim switch. This is mine, it was the closest to the new wire solders and as out of the way of the pots as possible (between 2 of them): IMG_0779.JPG Request for a hint: how are the terminals on the 8 pin module numbered? I'm looking for #6 so would th...

Link to a link to the schematic: https://www.freestompboxes.org/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=6571&start=280#p134003 Link to stylized drawing of latest version of speaker sim bypass mod (basic, not showing capacitor for reducing treble, pot mod etc.) Component J2 (pointed by purple arrow with a cross)...

Outstanding job, 12bass ! :applause: Honestly I don't know if I'll try to fully implement the new version of the mod (I already did the "standard" as explained by you time ago): the R14/R15/R16/C12 track has no holes, we can attach only to the component leads, and I'm afraid of mistakenly ...

theV wrote:thanks to the GREAT instructions provided by OldogNewTrick and the ones who posted the schematics and gut shots

I meant 12Bass user... together with the other ones who contributed, of course!

Hi to all, I hope it's ok to bump this thread for a reply maybe a little late... I modded my (old version) VT Bass for speaker sim bypass thanks to the GREAT instructions provided by OldogNewTrick and the ones who posted the schematics and gut shots :D I kinda circumvented the (huge) volume increase...