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  • April 29, 2013 at 2:30 pm #82970
    jokarnet
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    Hello everyone.

    I got my bass blogger last year and always use it in FUZZ mode but yesterday when I was fooling around with my bass I switched to DRIVE mode and noticed the mode wasn’t working, the sound was too quiet, I tried modifying the sound turning the knobs, the volume knob didn’t affect the sound, I heard a little bit of tonal and saturation changes on the other knobs but the volume was to low.

    Could anyone tell me if this is a known issue?

    I had no issues on FUZZ mode.

    Thanks in advance.

    April 29, 2013 at 9:18 pm #118992
    StubbornBard
    Member

    On my Holy Stain, I can use Fuzz mode just fine with a standard 9v AC adapter, but the clean mode is barely audible, and the OD mode sounds like what your describing. Using the EHX 9.6v adapter fixes the problem. If you have another EHX pedel that came with a 9.6v power suppply, try that out, or hookup a 9V battery to see if that fixes it. That’ll let you know it’s a power issue. Good Luck.

    April 29, 2013 at 10:15 pm #118999
    jokarnet
    Member
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    On my Holy Stain, I can use Fuzz mode just fine with a standard 9v AC adapter, but the clean mode is barely audible, and the OD mode sounds like what your describing. Using the EHX 9.6v adapter fixes the problem. If you have another EHX pedel that came with a 9.6v power suppply, try that out, or hookup a 9V battery to see if that fixes it. That’ll let you know it’s a power issue. Good Luck.

    thanks dude but, I’ve already tried with 9v battery and got same issue, its starting to worry me.

    April 30, 2013 at 3:30 am #119002
    StubbornBard
    Member

    As long as you know the 9V battery is good then that doesn’t sound good. Sounds like the circuitry, hopefully somebody else has one and knows of a fix.

    April 30, 2013 at 4:15 am #119004
    StubbornBard
    Member

    I’ve had experience where some joints on circuits just need reheating to remake a faulty connection.

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