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Mixing mono and stereo pedals in loops 7-10 requires special cables. Please check the post "USING STEREO EFFECTS" at the top of the forum, it has all the details.

There's a setting in Global Settings: "Mute when tuner output active". Turn that off and it'll fix it for you.

I've run it on High Sierra (10.13)

USB isolators are the best solution for this. They sell a few on Amazon. The one that I currently have is no longer made, but any USB 2.0 isolator should do the job.

The right side of the signal is getting shorted to ground on your TS-TS cable, and that's affecting the send as well. When you use a loop's send, but not its return, the loop input is always connected to the output, only the send switches on and off. With the ring of the in, send, and out jacks...

It's fixed now... Thanks for pointing it out!

If you want one amp sim on each side of the stereo signal, it'll work, but you need to keep the loop in stereo. Split Mono would put the try amp sims in series.

The switch actuator has a cap on the rear that screws on and secures the spring inside. The most common issue is that the cap starts to loosen. and that can cause issues with the spring. The light pipe has a rubber retainer that keeps it in place. It's not glued to anything, it just needs to be...

Fixed, thanks!

I don't think anything I did in this one would help you out. I'll try to go over your request for the next release and see if there's anything I can do.

They're all pretty specific features, from user requests, and probably not something that most people would need. I implemented them because they were really easy to do. Are there specific features you're interested in?

It's unfortunate that you ended up with one that had a problem, but good news that you have one that the problem is isolated to one PBC. Please contact us at support@rjmmusic.com and we'll set up an RMA

The MIDI Out jack, as well as the XLR MIDI out and pins 3 and 4 on the XLR In jack are all individually buffered, so they would be safe to use simultaneously. In the MIDI spec, the receiving device is responsible for ground isolation, so whether or not you have a ground loop depends on what...

Yes, that looks ok to me.

If you're going to be running the Iridium 100% of the time, and you want the Iridium last in the signal chain, it would make sense to just put it after the MEGX. No need to use up a loop.