I need a replacement PSU for a Magic Stomp and for a UD Stomp.
So... I email Yamaha Spares, asking if they can confirm the respective PSU model numbers and whether they can supply them direct. Two days later they reply pointing me to a company called Sontec, but not telling me what the model numbers are.
I email Sontec, explaining that I don't know the model number but need one PSU for a Magic Stomp and one for a UD Stomp. They reply after an hour or two saying that the replacement mainboard for a DM (whatever that is) costs £224.
Great. This, I think, is why people buy third party PSUs - the manufacturers just don't care and farm it off to incompetent third parties.
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I play guitar and take photos of stuff. I also like beans on toast.
Is that something that a common-or-garden guitar-type shop would be able to get hold of?
I play guitar and take photos of stuff. I also like beans on toast.
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I've tried three different PSUs I have here (all 12v AC, 1A) and both the Magic and the UD power up - menus are all fine - but don't produce sound. I seem to recall that happening when the original PSU went wiggy on the UD, but I had a replacement it worked with.
I have a big silly Boss tuner with a very high current draw which won't power up when it senses slightly too high a voltage - which is what tends to happen when you connect it to a poorly-regulated supply and first turn it on… once it's running the draw is enough to bring the supply voltage down to the proper level, but of course it won't power up in order to do that!
If you can test it by turning the supply voltage down a bit that might at least confirm whether the units are working properly.
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I needed two clear plastic ring mounts for pots on a Yamaha bass. My feeling was they were never going to have them.
They found the the ads on their system and emailed me pdfs of the schematics with all the part numbers on.
I picked the ones I needed, they ordered them and they arrived. Exactly what I needed.
Lower mains voltage over there .
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I bought a yamaha dg stomp supply off eBay, it had a small impact on the floor and promptly split in two ! I think I've been through about 5 of those yamaha supplies.
I have had to get quite good at various solutions to repair them, which is often made unnecessarily difficult by them being impossible to open without breaking them.
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I'm just trying to sell the Magic for £79. This is ridiculous.
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Both worked when I got them, but were always fussy about PSUs.
"Take these three items, some WD-40, a vise grip, and a roll of duct tape. Any man worth his salt can fix almost any problem with this stuff alone." - Walt Kowalski
"Only two things are infinite - the universe, and human stupidity. And I'm not sure about the universe." - Albert Einstein
Does it use 12V AC to obtain a duel 12V + - supply for some opamps ? if so you might find the control 5V single supply works but the duel supply doesn't