psarkissian
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1/2" is pushing limits in regards to how much leeway margin there will be when setting the intonation.
Doing a neck swap would complicate things. You would need a well tooled Luthier for that, so that it fits
right in the body's neck pocket.
Plus,... whatever you put the electronics in, the tone and overall sound will be different. Especially since
the PRS body is a mahogany/maple combo and the 89F is all mahogany body. So in some bodies it's more
noticeable, in other bodies not as much. Body acoustics are part of the modeling process.
You would have to find a way to fit the 89F bridge in the PRS body (another job for the Luthier) in order to
use the piezos, as they are matched for the inputs of the processor board (hence the colored connectors).
It can be done. Care and intimate knowledge are required. Not for the faint of heart. Carlos Rios who plays
for Stevie Nicks has two examples of successful transplants into SG copies, as SG bodies are symmetrical,
they can be wired for a lefty player like Carlos. And yes, I've had the honor and pleasure of having them on
my bench. Mr Taggert does good work, though I did some mods and repairs to the electronics.
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Intermittent solder point on the 5-way switch. Have a Line 6 authorized service center check it out.
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Check the computer OS compatibility on the downloads page for the Firmware you are trying to load.
Monkey is no longer connected to the Line 6 server. Check the compatibility on that as well.
Find a computer or the 'way back' software that will run the earlier OS.
Download Monkey and the Firmware you want to update. There will be a button in Monkey to update from a file, click on that and update from your desktop locally.
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Go to Downloads page, download Updater or Central to your computers, download Firmware files to your computers,
then do the updates locally on your computers rather than update from the Line 6 servers. The servers are no longer
supporting and not connecting, so update Firmware locally from your computers.
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Platform was mothballed before I got here,... as far as I know.
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Review my Facebook DT amp group responses.
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No. Afraid not, all gone. I don't see any plans for making more.
Some of the IC chips are no longer made.
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Monkey is no longer connected to the server.
On the Downloads page, Download Monkey and desired Firmware onto your computer.
Connect for update, then on Monkey, it says 'Update from File'. Click on it, find and open firmware.
Then update locally on your computer desktop from there.
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silverhead,... report it to Support or Tony, so they can try to replicate and reproduce it.
Then they can see about reporting as a bug after it's been gone through.
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No problem. What Flash version is it?
Don't Force,... the Variax should go back to its own settings, regardless of the default guitar setting in a given Helix preset.
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Force/ Don't Force,...
Force is when the Helix determines the Model (and the tuning) of the Variax by what is already in the Helix preset default setting or,
a custom setting that is created by the user ahead of time.
Don't Force, is when the Variax Model is determined by the Variax setting independently, and not determined by Helix. The Variax
decides what it will play.
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Are you using active pick-ups?
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Google translate,...
The electronics on my Line 6 Variax 700 guitar are broken (only two usable positions remain). Is it possible to order a new electronics board? Where can I order one? I'd appreciate any leads or addresses. I have a board here; if anyone wants it, I can swap it for a bridge for a Variax 500 or 600.
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Cotton swab, couple drops of isopropyl alcohol on the piezo, let it work its way into the saddle, then blow it out with canned air. Repeat as needed.
If that does not solve it, then it may be a solder point on the signal line or a failing piezo. Have a Line 6 authorized service center check that out for you.
https://line6.com/find/service_center/
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Saw that, very good.
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Try Line 6 Central app.
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Registering it helps. Makes the support and servicing process go smoother.
Monkey does not connect to the servers anymore, Line 6 Central has taken its place.
Workbench HD is still good.
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Try the Spider V topic, this is the Spider Jam topic.
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Tubes
in DT50 / DT25
Very lucky. Very good.
Over the decades, I've seen tubes last 2 weeks, other times 2years.
Once a guy with an old amp by Phase Linear, had tubes in it for 5 years before he starting having failures.
You've done well.
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In physical world, studio mic'ing for recording, vs live mic'ing for a PA system or FOH, vs live mic'ing for recording live shows is very nuanced.
Knowing the venue, environment and what it is you looking to get out of it,... knowing the situation is key.
Been trying out different 4x12 cabs and different scenarios with the unit on my bench,... playing thru it, felt like 1975-79 at the Starwood,
doing sound or lights for Iron Butterfly all over again. Pretty damn good.
"Ears",... people say I have bat hearing,... probably true. (LOL)
Keep up the good work Digital_Igloo.
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Was solved some time ago. Small batch that was not assembled correctly. It's been good ow for sometime.
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Check out the owner's manual,
Workbench HD manual,
And for interface kit, special cables, battery, battery charger and such.
https://shop-us.line6.com/hardware/parts-and-accessories/guitar-accessories/
Register the product in your Line 6 account, it will make it easier to contact Customer Support if you need it.
And what silverhead said. He knows his stuff.
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Metal covers can mess with the magnetic field of the pole pieces,... just so you are aware.
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Might have to special order that from Full Compass, or take it to a Line 6 authorized service center and have them install it.
https://line6.com/find/service_center/
Or, register your guitar in your Line 6 account, get with Customer support again, and see about sending it to me here at Line 6.
JTV-89F transplant to PRS SE Custom 24 Floyd
in James Tyler Variax Guitars / Workbench HD
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Yes,... there is only so much intonation adjusting one can do before you 'run out of road' as the saying goes,
as the intonation adjusting screw are only so long.