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Update....looks like they do have core isolation drivers for the Helix up on the Line6 website. https://line6.com/software/index.html You may be able to just install them overtop of the current ones or do like I did and rip them out, whine, find the new drivers and then install them. Seems to be working so far.

No, you can't turn it back on without uninstalling the drivers. I went through and deleted them manually by changing the ownership of the folder and now workbench won't work even with a Helix as the Variax controller (I was hoping that the drivers were just for the regular VDI adapter). And this isn't just a case of me worrying about good practices and the fact that core isolation is a cyber concern....I have several apps that crash every time that I try to start them if core isolation is disabled. You all want to talk about how hard it was to figure out to disable it to make workbench work...it was even harder to figure out why these apps were crashing my system. I have 4 variax guitars....I know that kind of defeats the purpose of the variax technology, but I'm kind of in a tough situation here. Do I keep my computer vulnerable and not able to use apps and be able to use workbench or do I say screw it and don't update my guitars anymore? How about Line6 just update the driver? Variax is still being sold on the Helix so it should be a supported feature. I think that they are still selling the Yamaha version of the guitars.

Realizing that this topic is almost old enough to drink....I bought an JTV89F and can't figure out where those "exclusive high gain models" are. I can't find them on the website or anywhere online. I did update to the latest firmware. Just really worried that I might be missing out on something...you know.

The secret is to use stranded patch CAT5 or CAT6 patch cable. I prefer 24/7AWG as its just small enough to fit into an RJ45 connnector and it's very flexible. Anything with solid conductors are going to be stiff, likely to get kinked and when that happens it will snap. Another good trick is to use some sleeving for the cable; you can get lengths of it for a few bucks on e-Bay in a variety of colors (highly recommend heatshrinking the ends of it and putting a boot on the end that goes into the USB adapter. Then just put ethercon connector on the other end of the cable and be done with it.

I've been modifying guitars for years to get more tonal options out of them and have owned some nice ones that do them to include a PRS513 and an EBMM Gamechanger. Great guitars, but the JTV's acoustic and alt tuning capabilities really intrigued me so I bit. There are some issues here and there with some of the models, but with the editor I've been able to dial in some pretty good tones and while it's a modelling guitar it's pretty impressive. Except for one massive oclusion. Where the heck is the option to wire a single humbucker for parallel operation? I'm talking about the good old 4 wire humbucker being wired up in parallel rather than series. This is probably my single favorite tone of any pickup and with all of the options we have under the hood of this thing I cannot for the life of me believe that this was not implemented. I assumed that I just didn't see it, but I've been through the editor, the manuals, the forums and it apparently isn't even on the radar. So I'm hoping that someone can point me in the right direction and educate me. If not then I wonder if anyone else is missing this and if we could try to get it implemented in a future update. I'm new here so I don't know how reactive they are to suggestions; I've seen some companies that ignore their user base and some that really jump on suggestions and look for innovation. It just seems like something that the JTV series was made to do to me.