Hi,
I wonder if anyone can help me with an odd pedalboard issue. I posted a photo of my pedalboard in the relevant thread:-
https://forum.seymourduncan.com/show...52#post4111152
Every now and then when I select the OCD pedal, the board goes dead. When it happened at a gig I (in panic mode and for want of something better to do) lifted the edge of the board up an inch and dropped it back down and it temporarily solved the problem. At home of course I checked for poor connections but found none, so worked with it until it happened again. It did, after a couple of hours. But this time, for some reason, I switched the Seymour Duncan Vapor Trail delay off and then on, and it cured the problem.
Maybe that slight movement caused something to make/break, but I'm more inclined to think it might be a signal chain problem - something perhaps amiss in the weird and wonderful of buffers (which I don't profess to understand...) Can anyone more technically au fait than me suggest whether it is a signal/buffer problem?
Many thanks.
John
I wonder if anyone can help me with an odd pedalboard issue. I posted a photo of my pedalboard in the relevant thread:-
https://forum.seymourduncan.com/show...52#post4111152
Every now and then when I select the OCD pedal, the board goes dead. When it happened at a gig I (in panic mode and for want of something better to do) lifted the edge of the board up an inch and dropped it back down and it temporarily solved the problem. At home of course I checked for poor connections but found none, so worked with it until it happened again. It did, after a couple of hours. But this time, for some reason, I switched the Seymour Duncan Vapor Trail delay off and then on, and it cured the problem.
Maybe that slight movement caused something to make/break, but I'm more inclined to think it might be a signal chain problem - something perhaps amiss in the weird and wonderful of buffers (which I don't profess to understand...) Can anyone more technically au fait than me suggest whether it is a signal/buffer problem?
Many thanks.
John
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