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greenwizard

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Okay I know this is gonna sound stupid so prepare yourselves...
What does the "Mix" screw on the Piezo preamp on a JP do exactly. I'm hesitant to mess with it without knowing what it does and my little wiring diagram isn't helping. I'm having problems with my piezo sound being waaaay to quiet so im hoping this'll help. Thanks guys.
 

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Turn the mix clockwise, and match the piezo output with the magnetic output.
 

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No Problem Mr Wizard. A good place to start with the piezo settings is to turn all 3 to about 80% of the travel...Turn all of them to full on, and back off about 20% on all of them, then fine tune to your tastes.
 

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Spud I thought I was the one here who did the in case I screw everything up marks. It feels good not to be alone:p
 

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Thanks for the bump Bruce. I actually have another piezo question (funnily enough).
I turned the mix screw all the way to its loudest and I still have the following problem. When I plug in and play the piezo volume is great. Slowly it deteriorates though and if i switch to piezo/mag or magnetic pickups it just dies away. If I unplug and plug in again its still inaudible unless I give it a while to "warmup" again (about thirty minutes or so but im not sure about this).
Has anyone else had a similar problem or know of a possible solution?
 

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Does it die super quick? If not remember to unplug the guitar? Thats all I got:(
 
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