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Title: Victory Sheriff 22 + HX Effects — confirmation of electrical compatibility before connecting Hello again, Thank you for the helpful replies so far. I have now received confirmation directly from Victory Amps support regarding the Sheriff 22 footswitch input: "The Sheriff 22 uses a latching short-to-sleeve footswitch; however, a crucial point is that the switching happens on the RING of a TRS cable. Make sure it is set to LATCHING rather than momentary." Based on the advice in this thread, I understand that the HX Effects uses solid-state switching rather than a mechanical relay, and that the EXT AMP command can be configured to switch RING to SLEEVE. Before connecting my equipment, I would like to clarify the electrical compatibility of this specific combination. Is the HX Effects EXT AMP output electrically compatible with the Victory Sheriff 22's footswitch input, given that the Sheriff uses latching short-to-sleeve switching on the RING contact of a TRS cable? The forum reply mentions that the HX Effects can only switch positive voltages. What voltage and polarity range is supported by the HX Effects EXT AMP output? How exactly should I measure the voltage between RING (+) and SLEEVE (-) at the Sheriff 22 footswitch input? Should the amplifier be powered on, and should the original footswitch be connected or disconnected during the measurement? Is measuring the voltage between RING and SLEEVE sufficient to establish compatibility, or are there any other electrical characteristics I need to check? Can I safely use a standard TRS cable with the HX Effects configured as follows? Global Settings → Preferences → Pedal 1 (or 2) Jack = EXT AMP Command Center → Instant Command → EXT AMP Select = 2 (Ring to Sleeve) Latching operation My goal is to switch between Channel I and Channel II on the Sheriff 22 while simultaneously changing HX Effects snapshots. I would prefer to verify electrical compatibility before connecting the two devices, to avoid risking damage to either unit. Thank you for your help.

Hello everyone, I own a Line 6 HX Effects and a Victory Sheriff 22 amplifier. I would like to use the HX Effects EXT AMP relay output to switch between Channel I and Channel II while simultaneously changing HX Effects snapshots. I contacted Victory Amps support, and they confirmed the following: "The Sheriff 22 uses a latching short-to-sleeve footswitch; however, a crucial point is that the switching happens on the RING of a TRS cable. Make sure it is set to LATCHING rather than momentary." Before connecting the equipment, I would like to confirm a few things with Line 6 users or support: Can the HX Effects EXT AMP output safely control the Sheriff 22's channel switching? Can the HX Effects relay be configured to operate in latching mode? Since the Sheriff 22 switches via the RING contact of a TRS cable, which EXT AMP output and cable wiring should I use? Does the HX Effects relay connect RING to SLEEVE when activated, or would I need a special TRS cable or adapter? Has anyone successfully used this exact combination of HX Effects and Victory Sheriff 22? My goal is to assign channel switching to an HX Effects footswitch so that one press changes the amp channel and the corresponding HX Effects snapshot at the same time. I would appreciate any technical clarification, especially from someone familiar with the HX Effects relay circuitry. Thank you!

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Hy, I plugged my guitar in power amp in, the same problem. I can hear the same noise when my guitar is not even plugged in. You can see it here: https://vimeo.com/528027999 Do you guys still think this is the bad power tube? Thanks

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