![]() ![]() I ran all with the shortest cables possible mono through, and split the signal out of the equalizer to 2 amps, and I have no problems. I kept it simple and have no problems!! My Setup in order, Guitar or instrument, Boss tu3 tuner, Ernie ball 6165 volume pedal, Boss cs3 compressor sustainer, EHX epitome multi, EHX pulsar, EHX superego, EHX ravish sitar, Earthquake optical vibe the depths, EHX voice box,(2 mics 1 into voice box and one into mixer) Boss ns2 noise suppressor threshold set at 1:30, EHX octave multiplexer(for bass licks)Boss DD-20 giga delay, EHX memory man delay looper with hazarai, Boss RC-30 phrase looper, Pigtronix infinity looper, and MXR 10 band Equalizer. OK Here goes, What works best for me, with all the hype with stereo, and send and return confusion. I’ve also emailed the seller (the wonderful Scott at Axe and You Shall Receive) and he’s great, so I’m sure I’ll hear back Monday at the latest.Hi all, Wishing you all Great Message sending, with your music! Would you agree? Anything else I should try? IMO, this is looking even more like a short in the circuitry of the pedal. Snaps and pops are getting through from the pedal in all cases, unless the pedal is bypassed. ![]() So the snaps and pops are coming through regardless of how I set input or output gain or volume, regardless of whether my out is my amp or a mixer, and regardless of whether the synth pedal itself is set to 0 while engaged. With ALL (all!) sliders on the synth pedal pulled down to 0 – no bass sounds or synth sounds coming through, but I do hear all the same snaps and pops.bass and synth pedal plugged directly into our mixer, which is a huge beast you could use for a show (tried various levels in the specific channel as well as master).bass set at lowest possible volume that the synth pedal will register + volume attenuator pedal between synth and amp, set to low output.The same snapping/popping sounds are present in 100% of the following situations: So many moving parts!įresh update - unfortunately not good news. This is SUCH A BUMMER as I just got my pedal board put back together after having my Light Pedal replaced due to a sound leak. OK, those are all the details I can think of. *Mid-passage pops seem to occur more often higher on the neck, once I’m well beyond bass territory Pops at beginning/end of passages occur anywhere on the neck/at any frequency.No snaps or pops when moving the sliders on the pedal.No snaps or pops if I gently wiggle the in, out, or 9v ports on the pedal- only when I play.No daisy chain using an independent power supply (the one provided with the pedal) plugged into a good surge protector.No such sounds are coming from any of my other pedals.Issue persists regardless of the number of pedals in my signal chain, or their order.Issue persists with different patch cables.Issue persists when the pedal is at the front of the chain (just this pedal and my amp).No issue on bypass, only when the pedal is engaged.Either way, these popping sounds ruin the experience of the pedal, since it’s home of my favourite dark, warm underwater-dub bass sound (among others). Though I suppose it could be a tracking issue, too, since it’s a synth pedal & all. Hence why I think it’s a short somewhere in the pedal. These pops (about 1-3 at a time) sound like touching your fingertip to the end of a headphone cable, only louder. The last couple of times I played with my EHX Bass MICRO Synth pedal (purchased new, only about a year old, light duty, never leaves home), it has produced popping sounds - always at the beginning and end of riffs or passages, and sometimes (but less often) during. The mono synth is a totally different EHX product, which I no longer own.īefore I go complaining to the seller (in another province), the manufacturer, or my local music store, I’d like to describe a problem to you fine folks and see if I can come up with the most effective way to explain it to any of the above. EDIT: I’ve been calling this the bass MONO synth, but it’s not – it’s the bass MICRO synth. ![]()
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