I connected my BOSS DD-3 delay in « Loop mono» effect section , I got a strong distortion of the delay effect. Why???
I connected my BOSS DD-3 delay in « Loop mono» effect section .......
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ser452 -
July 15, 2015 at 4:34 PM -
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Where exactly are you inserting the loop? In the stomp section or in the effect section of the Profiler?
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in the effect section
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Please try to insert it in one of the stomp slots instead.
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I have the same issue...just using the Kemper delays at the moment now...
Kemper mentioned there may be an update with the effect loop in the future.
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I have two BOSS DD-3 and BOSS CH-1. I connected DIRECT OUT/SEND in my BOSS CH-1. OUTPUT A /OUTPUT B I connected INPUT two BOSS DD-3, TO HAVE EFFECT STEREO DELAY. OUTPUT have two BOSS DD-3 I connected RETURN and ALTERNATIVE input on my KPA in « Loop stereo» EFFECT SECTION. I got a strong distortion of the delay effect. Why???
For the experiment I plugged BOSS DD-3 in «loop mono» in STOMP modules. The sound is good, no distortion.
For the experiment, I took my old POD XT. I have included it only delays the effect. I connected RETURN and ALTERNATIVE input on my KPA in « Loop stereo» EFFECT SECTION. The sound is good, no distortion.
The Kemper Profiler Reference Manual is written : The regular Mono Loop and Stereo Loop are suitable for all non-distorting effects.
How can I fix this problem?
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The reason is that the Boss delays can only deal with guitar levels while the Pod can obviously take line level signals. We will have a solution for this in a future version of the firmware.
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Thanks for the answer. I will wait .....
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The reason is that the Boss delays can only deal with guitar levels while the Pod can obviously take line level signals. We will have a solution for this in a future version of the firmware.
Yep, the DD-3 doesn't like line level signals at all. Mine distorts in the loops of all of my traditional amps. It makes a great doorstop, though.