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  • in reply to: Memory Man makes Big Muff Louder? #123355
    Timi
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    Hey Flick you were right. I tried a boost pedal with level at zero after the Muffs and before the MM; The difference in Muff sounds with MM clicked on and off is dramatically less. Thank you!

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    Timi
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    Thanks for the response, Flick, I’ll try it!

    in reply to: Memory Man makes Big Muff Louder? #123315
    Timi
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    Thanks for the suggestions, gvelasco.
    My chain is buffered at the very beginning of the pedals and I tried taking it out of the chain, with no difference. Maybe putting it right next to the MM will help?
    This isn’t the first issue I’ve had with this pedal. I love it, but it’s interacting with the Big Muffs in a way that is very perplexing!
    It’s almost as though when you click it on, it’s adding voltage to the Muffs????

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    Timi
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    Here’s a video showing this effect.
    https://youtu.be/FxQhpizG1ic

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    Timi
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    Addendum :
    Actually I’m noticing that the MM being on also affects the tone of the green Sovtek Muff as well. I adds a bit of treble. I hadn’t noticed it before. The volume is unaffected though, unlike with the Tone Wicker Muff.

    Timi
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    Thanks for taking the time to respond… hope you had a nice Thanksgiving! I’m in Athens, GA.

    Timi
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    Sorry I don’t have that adapter to try.

    I’ve tried the Voodoo Labs on your recommended settings, a Signal-Flex, and at least 3 other generic 9v adapters.. unfortunately the pedal is still malfunctioning with all.

    Timi
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    Thanks for the inquiry. I use a Voodoo Labs Pedal Power 2 Plus.

    Which output port on the Voodoo Labs are you using? The Hazarai must be connected to outputs 5 or 6 and the DIP switch associated with the port you are using must be set to the off position.

    Flick, thanks for this tip. In fact, I have had the pedal plugged into output 4. I went ahead and tried both outputs 5 and 6, with the DIP set to Normal. (Is that what you mean by “off”? Page 5 of the Pedal Power manual seems to show the DIP switches as Normal=OFF.
    http://www.voodoolab.com/manuals/pedal_power_2plus_manual.pdf )

    The pedal still won’t hold a preset. I tried it with the DIP switch in the other position… same result.

    Tried a different connector cable too… no difference.

    Is there anything else I can try?

    Timi
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    Please contact service!
    info@ehx.com

    Sorry for your problems.

    Thanks- I already have actually. I set up a repair, but I thought I would post here to see if anyone knows a quick fix because I don’t think this will be covered by warranty, and I am pretty good with DIY fixes.

    The way it’s behaving though… seems like maybe a bad chip. I’m guessing.
    Thanks for your attention!

    Timi
    Member

    Thanks for the inquiry. I use a Voodoo Labs Pedal Power 2 Plus.

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