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No, they are not compatible. Different hardware and different program. They are NOT interchangeable. BTW, that's the wrong part number, that's the number for an un-stuffed board, try 50-00-0137. I don't see any on the Full Compass website. You may need to try a broader web search.

https://l6c-acdn2.line6.net/data/6/0a060b316ac34f05934eb68b9/application/pdf/Duoverb User Manual.pdf Page 2-6, #13. And which floor boards work with it,...

That wasn't the plan, went with the four screw configuration, knowing some one would want to go down that path. It is a fast neck. Maybe Warmouth would come with one. Yes, warranty is a consideration,... if it is still under warranty. I only discourage mods for those who aren't experienced at it. Especially with these guitars. Besides, I'm a guitar tweaker too.

-Could be amp at input or output of CoDec. -Chip on the amp board. -Could be master volume is pulled up and in "pad" mode. Does it motor boat when you use the master volume control?

What Punkyboy said. There is an edit page and select the inputs you want to use.

Sweat? Slim possibility. You use a 9 gauge string set? Didn't mention the gauge on the FB group. Lots of string pulls? Could be the set-up if the tension is too high. Get with Mark Wright Music in Northampton. He used to be a tech at Line 6 Rugby, back when we had a location there. He knows guitars really well.

Sounds like you ended up with the saddle height adjusting screw. See my prior posting for the correct one.

OS 10.8 is the highest for Workbench with early Variax. Check the heading notes above regarding OS 11 compatibility status.

Yeah, stuff happens, works good today, something comes up short tomorrow. That's why I'm here, I deal with it. BTW, love the old Viking Sagas. Magnus Magnusson's "Viking Hammer of the North" is a classic among his works.

Take it your local guitar shop and see what they have that fits and works well.

"... just for giggles, I'll take another whack at it... though I suspect you already know exactly what I meant. " --- Yeah, sort of, pretty much. I was in solid when it was in for servicing the time before. Don't know what happen between then and the time it came. Either way, you know me, I take of it one way or another. Always give it a good going over,... my sort of obsessive work ethic. "... 10 other things done to the instrument that have nothing whatsoever to do with the nut, since it was already there anyway." Is that better? " --- Yes, very good :)

" ... I guarantee that's all they did to it when it got there anyway. " --- Don't mean to be technical, but it's not a guarantee you can make. Being the guy at Line 6 that services Variax guitars, I can guarantee the otherwise opposite of that. However, white glue like Elmer's works very well on nut slots. Holds well enough to do the job and still allows to tap it out when a string nut needs to be changed out. Yes,... wood glue like Tite Bond original wood glue works well. Very good. Yes, a simple line up and glue job would do, but I give it full-on going over. It had a solid in-there string nut on its prior visit before that. Of that I can guarantee.

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Early Variax piezos are not compatible with the current JTV/Standard/Shuriken guitars. It's a different piezo than a Varaix 600 Electric.

Monkey is for updating firmware, not editing. Go to the Downloads page and get the Spider Edit.

Awesome.

Hold down "A" during power up, wait for it to flash twice, then let go of "A".

Don't have a Helix in the lab at the moment to try that out with. Thank you silverhead.

If you have the interface accessory kit, then try using that to re-Flash. -Connect as you normally would. -Insert the charged up JTV battery into the battery box. -Plug a stereo 1/4" (TRS) headphone adapter into the 1/4" jack, listen for the click of the relay. -The interface device LED's should both be green. -Proceed with the update using Monkey. If that doesn't do it, then it should be checked out by an authorized service center in your area.

Either one. Log a support ticket and they can go over the options with you.

Re-Flash the Firmware through Monkey.

I forget if Workbench HD is accessible thru Helix, but doing Firmware updates thru Monkey is accessible thru Helix.

-USB adapter is for connecting the computer to use Monkey or Workbench HD, not for playing through. For playing connect with 1/4" TRS guitar cable when using the battery, or the VDI cable when connecting through the VDI post on the Helix. -The strings you are using should be fine. Don't go lighter than 9's or heavier than 11's. Variax is designed with 10's in mind. The factory set are D'Addario XL-110's.

Either the guitar input board or the output amp. Either way, log a Support ticket for options to Line 6 authorized service centers. This will not be a self repair. https://line6.com/find/service_center/

bonfnjovi69,... If it's doing that, then it's not something you can fix yourself. Register your amp in your account, then log a Support ticket.