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Guys I solved the problem. Took me a while but I did it. It was a combination of using a reverse tweezer, a normal one but with a stronger grip and an even stronger one for the final pull. It didn't come out with one pull, I was slowly bringing it further out until it was visible enough to be pulled with the thicker tweezer. It seems like adding attachments doesn't work so I will put an imgur link again ( with the tools I used ). Hope this post helps somebody with the same issue. https://imgur.com/a/dx7XOaq

I think I did the authorization on my new PC when it still worked. But I got the message randomly a couple of months ago and when I tried to do it it failed. My UX2 still works with POD Farm though. Running windows 10. I wonder what happens when someone wants to upgrade to platinum. Is it a waste of money? You know, since it doesn't work anymore.

Yup, sounds crazy but it happened and I have no idea how to get it out. Google says to put super glue on a toothpick but that sounds kinda risky, wouldn't wanna mess up the input by accidentally filling it with glue. It seems like there are also some removal tools but way too expensive. Amazon has a cheap set but the payment options on amazon suck. What do I do? I tried looking for screws underneath the device, but couldn't find any. Removed one of the rubber feet but there is just more rubber under it. Please help :( https://imgur.com/a/v9b3tLH

Like, how much watt does it use from my PC's PSU? I don't mean while POD Farm is opened and I'm playing. If I just have it connected and the orange lights are on. Asking because I'm using a gaming PC and wonder if I should unplug the interface while I'm gaming to avoid performance instabilty.

I did, everything was fine. I decided to uninstall and re-install pod farm and the drivers, now the problem is gone.

I have been using the " Acoustic Guitar " tone for years and now it somehow sounds distorted. I though that I change something so I chose a different tone and then Acoustic Guitar again. Same thing. Tried putting the gain to 0 in all amps and stuff to minimize it but the distorted sound is still there. Any idea what could be causing it?

Is DAW the mixer view? I fixed the problem through there.I had to choose " Tone A " from the options. Here's a screenshot Sorry for the late answer by the way, I was kinda busy this week.

Alright, since I got the POD UX2 I'm kinda having trouble with recording. It's basically what the title says. Sometimes the sound will come distorted, but sometimes only clean. Right now, even if I add distortion pedals the sound will still come clean and it frustrates me. It makes me wanna buy a microphone and go back to using my amp instead.