You can buy replacement switches from smallbear electronics you will need to use the switch cap you already have though, wire it so its true bypass you just wont have an LED unless you wire in a millennium bypass system. Who needs LED’s on big muffs anyways?

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If you need a diagram to TB your russian muff let me know, I drew one up thats real simple to follow. :wave:

That is essentially the same deal as the one I did, It wont make a difference to the noise level with one input or two. You shouldn’t be getting noise with the inputs grounded when not in use. I used to use a looper and I’d have a heap of noise effects on and when bypassed they would be silent. The way it works is that the channel you are not using grounds out, hence, canceling any noise.

Anyways, I done another diagram for you, this way you can ad a bi colored LED so you know which channels are being used. Try wire it like this (without the LED’s) I cant see why you would get noise if you re wire it exactly like this diagram, it does exactly the same thing as the other one I done but it just leaves room on the switch for an LED. NOTE: Make sure you have the 3PDT switch orientated correctly, it should be so the flat part of the lugs go horizontal, not vertical. I know EHX mounts them in around the wrong way on certain effects and some people think this is normal and they end up wiring it wrong.

Yes, that would be cool!

I want one of the EHX pedal bags, they seem like a cool idea and for someone who hates pedalboards it seems like a good compromise. Melx, did you order yours from new sensor?

Ok here it is, wire it like this and you have each channel that isn’t being used grounded to cancel any noise. You also have anti-pop resistors on input and output.

The pedal might already be wired like this, I really don’t know but I highly doubt it would have the pulldown resistors added. if its not wired like this just make the necessary changes.

I made a little box once that controls voltage, you could hook it into any pedal, kinda like the beavis de-volt. I noted that a lot of fuzz sounds good with less than 9 volts but modulation sounds pretty bad, small clones start to break up and start sounding like an OD. Digital Delay can be interesting on 4 volts.

I remember someone posted an email they got, a reply from EHX, about the IC’s and they said they have plenty left to make the DMM for a number of years yet. I like the original box version and been wanting one for quite some time.