Thanks for the info and advice, Kevin.
After thinking about the options and inspecting the PCB again; I decided to cut some traces and make the existing relays do the job.
A bit time consuming, but less work than adding a relay and having to worry about loading the switching supply.
It has worked out fine, after some strategic wiring.
I wired the Clean Volume in normal mode, between ground and R6 and wired the wiper to Pin 9 of Relay 1B, Pin 11 to RA5/RA6.
I connected Pin 4 of Relay 1A to the wiper of the Drive pot, grounding it in Clean mode.
I swapped connections on Pins 9 & 13 of Relay 2B and connected Pin 11 to Pin 11 of Relay 1B, which grounds the junction of the Stage 2 output voltage divider, when in Clean mode.
So I now have Stage 3 selecting Stage 1 or Stage 2 output and mutes on the Input and Output of Drive Stage 2 when in Clean mode.
This should now take care of the switching and eliminate any Drive bleed-through.
I can reassemble tomorrow and see how it sounds.
Thanks for your patience and help.
Noel
After thinking about the options and inspecting the PCB again; I decided to cut some traces and make the existing relays do the job.
A bit time consuming, but less work than adding a relay and having to worry about loading the switching supply.
It has worked out fine, after some strategic wiring.
I wired the Clean Volume in normal mode, between ground and R6 and wired the wiper to Pin 9 of Relay 1B, Pin 11 to RA5/RA6.
I connected Pin 4 of Relay 1A to the wiper of the Drive pot, grounding it in Clean mode.
I swapped connections on Pins 9 & 13 of Relay 2B and connected Pin 11 to Pin 11 of Relay 1B, which grounds the junction of the Stage 2 output voltage divider, when in Clean mode.
So I now have Stage 3 selecting Stage 1 or Stage 2 output and mutes on the Input and Output of Drive Stage 2 when in Clean mode.
This should now take care of the switching and eliminate any Drive bleed-through.
I can reassemble tomorrow and see how it sounds.
Thanks for your patience and help.
Noel


