Try the rear input. If the noise goes away there is a problem with the front input. Either the front input board is bad or the cable from the board to the main board.
I bought it brand new from Fractal.
I bought it brand new from Fractal.
Yes.Fractal is sending me a new input board for the front.They told me it was a simple install so I will video myself doing the install and add that to my previous video so if anyone else has the same problem they can know how to fix it themselves.I am up and running via the rear input and gonna be tweakin amps all day long.Works as in no noise from the rear inputs?
Ok. Was going to suggest a full reset if it was used. Sounds like you got it sorted with Cliff though.I bought it brand new from Fractal.
i only used the rear inputs ever, so you aren't missing anything as far as creating your presets. won't need to adjust anything when you get the front working.Yes.Fractal is sending me a new input board for the front.They told me it was a simple install so I will video myself doing the install and add that to my previous video so if anyone else has the same problem they can know how to fix it themselves.I am up and running via the rear input and gonna be tweakin amps all day long.
Cut back on the beans.- Hearing noise from my rear output...
Yes.Fractal is sending me a new input board for the front.They told me it was a simple install so I will video myself doing the install and add that to my previous video so if anyone else has the same problem they can know how to fix it themselves.I am up and running via the rear input and gonna be tweakin amps all day long.
I plug my ISP Theta Pro and Pod X3 into the same outlet with no issues at all.Here's a weird piece of information:
I've used two pc's in my room lately.
When I use my main pc, there is no noise, works as expected, but when I used another pc, that I borrowed from my mom, there was an unbearable noise with the Axe.
Maybe you have a similar problem?
Note, the noise remains whether the USB is connected or not. It's a power outlet thing.
Ah, but does it remain when your guitar cord is lying on the floor, not connected to anything?Note, the noise remains whether the USB is connected or not. It's a power outlet thing.