charlesian2000

It’s working perfectly fine, but if it happens again I would need to find a service centre in Australia.

Fixed it. Noticed that the A string was skew, released the tension, straightened the spring, changed the string, all good.

Forgot to mention that the fuzz comes through the amp, the other strings are perfectly fine.

Hi Guys, The A string and only the A string is fuzzy. I brought my second hand Variax 300 out of storage, now that I have time to play it. Tuned it … check. A string is fuzzy… damn. Before I start doing something crazy. Could it just be the A string itself? That’s part one. Part two is there is no sound if I choose the battery pack option. Is this normal? Any help is greatly appreciated.

The problem has been solved. The power supply was an incorrect type, replaced the power supply all is good

Hi Guys, I bought myself an introductory POD X3 Live. I have a Variax 300, and am connecting with the DVI cable, this is definitely working. I also mave a nice toy amp, a Roland Cube. I have no sound coming out at all. I have tried many combinations in the output screen, however I'm obviously missing something. Help me get sound please.

Thank you Charlie, I have found one, or so I hope... it depends if it is still for sale. Do you know if the later POD live units will accept my Variax 300? In case my X3 Live deal falls through? I relly live the POD X3 standard that I own, it's a tonne of fun, I'm thinking the X3 Live will be even more fun.

Hi Guys, Here begins a story of woe. I bought myself a black Variax 300, second had... wooo! I found out about Workbench... wooo wooo wooo! I searched the forums, and the internet about attaching this guitar to my PC... a little more wooo. I bought myself a proprietry cable... woo. I bought myself a POD X3 second hand... not woo at all, it's the wrong device. Okay,can you help me out. Which model POD do I need to buy to be able to connect my Variax 300 to my computer. Help :-(