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Old 02-12-2013, 08:25 AM
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Line 6 Echo Park, the buzzing is driving me crazy!

I have a Line 6 Echo Park that I pretty much love. Its crazy versatile and just plain sounds good, does everything I want. The only problem is the buzz. Ideally I'd like to run my chain: bass -> Joyo OCD -> Boss ODB-3 -> Echo Park -> Zoom B3 -> amp but if I put the Line 6 before the B3 it buzzes enough to really bother me. Placed after the B3 its dead quiet but then I can't use it when using the looper on the B3. The Zoom has a noise gate built in but its mediocre at best and really chokes the signal.

Any ideas or tips?

Thanks.
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Old 02-12-2013, 09:20 AM
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yeah i get the same thing, you need to use an isolated power supply, or an adaptor that isolates one of the ends of a daisy chain.

or just run it with its own dedicated power supply.
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Old 02-12-2013, 09:27 AM
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Mad is correct. Line6 used poor power filtering in the ToneCore line. When notifed of this problem (and how to fix it) they really didn't seem to care.

You have to run it on it's own power supply.

Line6 knows how to properly filter power because the DL4, etc do not have this problem. Nither do their wirelesses.
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Old 02-12-2013, 11:03 AM
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yeah i get the same thing, you need to use an isolated power supply, or an adaptor that isolates one of the ends of a daisy chain.
And idea where I can find such a magical adapter?
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