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  1. Not to keep this coming back, it's not big deal just curiosity, seems to be fixed with the super glue. I still can't believe that chrome knob was glued to that black inter piece from the factory, there wasn't any glue residue on anything. It would be nice to know exactly how those two pieces fit together. Still think something held that chrome knob to that flat shaft part of the interpiece. TomR
  2. OK, in case anyone else is interested, I used Loctite (15 sec.) super glue around the perimeter of the inter plastic piece and held the chrome metal knob on there for 30 to 45 sec. Then didn't use it for 24 hrs. Seems pretty tight, will it last ????????? TomR
  3. Thanks Triryche I see the attach file selector now. Ok so here's what the knob looks like inside. However after doing a Google search, it sent me back here with other posters with this problem back in 2013 and most just glued the knob back on.
  4. No, I'm not that stupid. I still think something is missing, I believe there is supposed to be a fourth piece to that knob, maybe a metal sleeve that fits over the flat shaft that holds the chrome knob to the plastic inter piece. I'm trying to post a picture of what I have but can't figure out how to get it into My Media here on the board. TomR
  5. Just picked it up again, it's definately chromed metal, it's to heavy to be plastic. That whole model select knob is a three piece unit, a notched inter plastic part then a sleeve with the model names slides over that, then the knurled chrome knob that slides down inside the notched inter plastic part. I did wrap the barrel of the chrome top part with scotch tape and it did tighten up when It was pushed down in, but can still be pulled off with a little pulling. So I guess it's glue chrome to plastic. I'll give it a try Thanks TomR
  6. OK, thanks for the replies. Although it is metal to metal not sure how well glue will hold. Looking at it, it doesn't look like it was glued before, must have been an interference fit.
  7. I own the JTV69S, have had it for approx. 3 yrs now, hadn't played it for a while and got it out to do the firmware updates, all went well. However when turning the model select knob the chrome knurled center part just came loose and lifted off. Any idea how to fix that or do I need a new one. TomR
  8. Yea, it hard to keep up with things if you don't monitor your own forum!!
  9. And yet there are those who tell us that Line6 doesn't monitor this forum.
  10. Pure speculation on my part, but Line 6 looks to me like a company that was financially stressed. You can't make 1 good JTV out of every three made and still make money. I feel this is what happened at the beginning of the JTV production run. That had to cost them a lot of money. Again just me thinking out loud, I have nothing to back any of that up. Being a private company you'll never really know.
  11. Same here only average to slightly below player, old guy. 2.0 flashed perfect the first into my jtv69S, korean. :) The sheer variety of guitars is impressive, what could be better at this price. :)
  12. There's already a thread on this subject. :) See the last post in this thread. http://line6.com/support/topic/548-firmware-version-in-new-jtv/
  13. Even a "We're still working on it" would be nice to have at this point. :P
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