dallonjay

thank you, ill try that

Is there a way to limit the output volume of the 1/4 inch output in global settings? I have a Fender Rumble 500 that i would like to run my Helix LT through. the only issue is the Master volume isnt affected by the fx loop, so when i plug into the return of the amp, its full volume. i know i could turn down the big knob to match the output i want, im more worried about it getting bumped and hitting the amp (and my ears) with too much power. is there a global setting to limit the db of the 1/4 output as a safe guard?

worked like a charm. Thanks

A quick question using the send block on the HX stomp. right now my chain is guitar>distortion>amp>delay>reverb>powercab. If i put the send block in front of the distortion block, will that pass a clean signal through the send output and the rest of the chain to the powercab or should i drop the send block down into path B?

So i know i can run two guitars into the Stomp using the two inputs. And i know i can split those paths into path A and B. But is there any way to make an input path B. Specifically, input A using 1/4 inch main, and input B being USB. I know i could route this easy with a Helix or an LT but for now i just have the Stomp. Any suggestions?

I'll give that a shot. Thanks

So i'm using the USB in for my ipad to the stomp to run backing tracks. Is there a way to route the backing track to one output and my guitar sound to another output? I'd like to send these signals to different channels of my mixer as opposed to having the track and my guitar in the same channel. I know i could with my Helix LT but can figure a way to do this on the stomp

November 30, got an email from Yorkville repairs, stating they are still waiting for parts. Almost four months now, waiting on one part

comes in loud and clear on both speakers of my pa.

ive used an rca cable with the headphone jack on one side. Run that into the return inputs and set path 2 as return 1/2. works great

Now see, I could understand that if its a back order but at least tell a guy that. All I got told was its out of their hands now and would call me when it comes back. Thanks a lot for the input, I started this thread in frustration but feel much better now.

it started off at Long and Mquade in Saskatoon. Im not 100 percent sure where it would have been sent from there

It started at a "authorized service centre" but then had to be sent to their main centre. It was the 1/4" guitar input that was faulty.

Wondering if anyone has had their Variax sent in for repairs for a faulty input and if so, how long before your guitar was returned to you? My shop has had my guitar for almost two months now and they have no answers or ETA as to when I can expect it back. Just curious if anyone else has run into this kind of downtime.

It was bought second hand, so not sure if warranty will still cover it. Yes, fully charged battery is being used