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Pouring coffee in my EDP always works to fix up whatever is wrong with it on any given day. You might want to try that first. -J phill wilson wrote: > Hi ronan > > first thing to say is dont woory too much. > > im my experiances the edp is a glitchy but resiliant unit, it messes up > quite a lot but the problems are nearly always fixable without tech >help. > > if the glitch that you are talking about is a loud noise that happens > NOT on the output of the direct signal and NOT when the unit is played > through but without a loop actuve, but DOES glitch when you make a loop, > even when there is no instrument level going to the input. I think i > know what might be up > > its the D-A convesion of the signal where the loop rejoins the input on > the output path. > > this can be solved by opening up the unit after discharging satic from > yourself and the unit (look on the web if you dont know the procedures > to acomplish this) then look inside for the large square grey/black > block on the bottom left of the board. press firmly but carefully on the > side square (the outside is the houseing) do this in a very quiet place > and listen for a pinging combing sound this is the feet of the chip > relocating into place. > > hope this works for you, did for me!! > > just to mantion though, no comebacks, do at your own risk! but it is > easy to do and low risk in my opinion. > > Phill