wonkycows

I also have this issue. Been told to reset as others have, but it doesn't work. It's a fairly big issue for me and is making it difficult to use my Helix. Hope we get this sorted soon

So I've heard people say that going from the helix into another device with a headphones out sorts the issue for most, has anyone just used a headphone amp? I think it may be my best option and also maybe the cheapest fix. What do you all think?

I get a great sound through my dxr10's and my Yamaha amp and monitor audio speakers as well as my krk studio monitors. The problem is definitely with the helix headphone out and not my patches. Although, if you know what sort of alterations we should all be making to our patches to make our studio quality headphones sound good with a helix, I'm always ready to learn buddy.

A watched pot never boils!

My Shure SRH840 sound real rubbish through the Helix, which is a real pity. When I find some spare cash looks like I'll have to buy a headphone amp of some description to sort the issue out. I've never had a problem with any other audio equipment of any type, so why the helix should sound so bad is beyond me. I've tried everyone else in the house headphones too and they all sound pants.

So, probably a silly question, but when do we think this will be with us? It's gonna be a great present whenever it comes, can't wait.