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CraigGT

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  1. Sixstringz, why don't you try these? They should give you some ideas without falling down the IR rabbit hole, Craig
  2. Not always, When I saw Gary Moore way back when, you couldn't hear the PA for his amps :-) Craig
  3. I did mine myself but I wouldn't recommend it if you weren't confident. What issue do you have? there seems to be a couple of common ones. Craig
  4. I've just done a similar repair of the joystick rotary encoder, It's not too difficult but these things are very well built and it's a major disassembly job. Craig
  5. Sounds like you've got your input impedance set to auto. Craig
  6. I replaced the port on my Helix floor and no it's not an easy job even if you're good with a soldering iron. I thoroughly recommend using a right angle plug on the Helix, it takes all the possible leverage out of the equation. Craig
  7. Three things spring to mind :- you, your guitar and the input pad! If you're chasing his OD sounds then your guitar needs to have a comparable output level to Jason's and the i/p pad affects that too, I don't know if Jason has it on or not. Your playing makes a big difference too, I've yet to find a patch that can make me sound like David Gilmour! Craig
  8. They all just look like re-badged Alto TS-112's to me. Craig
  9. Not with the IR but when I was looking for an alnico speaker for one of my amps, the Ruby was consistently darker than the other Celestion anicos that I saw tested so it might suit you. Craig
  10. It sounds like you need a smaller soldering iron and a bigger magnifying glass :-) Craig
  11. Or possibly just a connector needing reseating, I don't know how they're actually wired. Craig
  12. They just LED's they don't go faulty, they probably just need a bit of solder. Craig
  13. I'm noticing quite a few Volantes on those boards, great aren't they? Craig
  14. You're welcome, There's lots of threads on here about Helix's input impedance settings and it's expected (and unexpected) consequences. Craig
  15. The easiest fix is to set the input impedance for the patch to 1M. Craig
  16. It could do if you have the I/P impedance set to auto and the Tron simulates a different value to the standard 1M Craig
  17. Have you got the USB plugged into a computer?
  18. CraigGT

    Clipping in 2.9

    Go to restore backup in HX Edit and uncheck everything except Globals then do the restore. As DunedinDragon said, your loop send levels are set in Globals and will have been reset. Craig
  19. I'm pretty sure your soundman would tell you if it was too hot. Craig
  20. I use a Midi Solutions Merge box with a full size Helix and it works fine so I suspect you'd be ok. Craig
  21. Well you can but you can also spend too much time fiddling with tiny details instead of playing. Either way it gave me an excuse to get an amp for the lounge :-) Craig
  22. Call me crazy but as much as I love my Helix, this was the kind of thing that made me buy a little Boogie so I could just plug in an play when the mood took me! Craig
  23. How have you got your patch input set? it defaults to Multi which would cause this problem. Craig
  24. Ok, how about 2 straight 8 second delays then a 3rd one doing the repeats? Craig
  25. Do as you said but with a straight 8 second delay then control the repeats on the 2nd delay. That might work? Craig
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