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Old 09-08-2020, 09:08 AM
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Ah yes the infamous "read the manual"..... ha !! don't feel bad we have all done it . Glad you solved it .
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Ah yes the infamous "read the manual"..... ha !! don't feel bad we have all done it . Glad you solved it .
I've been there too ... unfortunately it happened during a gig.

hatamoto - glad to hear you resolved the issue. So your amp has a noise cancelling function?
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Glad you got it figured out! Good deal.
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I've been there too ... unfortunately it happened during a gig.

hatamoto - glad to hear you resolved the issue. So your amp has a noise cancelling function?
Yup. You basically have to press Tuner Bypass mode, then turn the Value knob which is also the control for pedal effects. Press Tuner Bypass again to leave, and the amp remembers the setting. It basically filters out the hum when it's overdriven or when super loud.
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Thanks everyone!
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Yup. You basically have to press Tuner Bypass mode, then turn the Value knob which is also the control for pedal effects. Press Tuner Bypass again to leave, and the amp remembers the setting. It basically filters out the hum when it's overdriven or when super loud.
Cool. Thanks for the follow-up and enjoy your gear!
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