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Title: How to do Cascade Mod..... Post by: Green Manalishi on November 20, 2009, 11:15:52 PM Anyone help out to do the cascade mod? I want more gain/overdrive out of the 18 watt TMB I have.
Is there a step by step or easy to follow pic or directions? Thanks, GM Title: Re: How to do Cascade Mod..... Post by: arledgesc on December 31, 2009, 04:04:51 PM An easy test would be to take the red wire from the normal volume control wiper and disconnected it from the board. Then connect this red wire from the normal volume control wiper and solder it to the TMB input jack. Now you have an additional gain stage feeding the TMB channel. Don't connect your guitar to the TMB input rather now connect to the normal channel. You also have a volume control for each gain stage. You may want to ground the PI cap input where the red wire came from to keep noise down.
Scott Title: Re: How to do Cascade Mod..... Post by: ronman2 on January 18, 2010, 12:07:51 AM I just did it on my tmb, it is very easy just follow the layout.
Title: Re: How to do Cascade Mod..... Post by: pataisme on January 31, 2010, 05:15:33 AM Excuse me ,if I want more gain/overdrive out of the 18 watt TMB EF86.
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