Nova Delay users, a little help!

[frenchtoast]

Hey guys,

I just got a nova delay and power it up with a 12V power supply. I don't know if any of you encountered this problem before. My nova delay seems to suck majority of my volume out, giving me a really weak output. Even when the pedal isn't engaged.

I tried everything. I've checked the input levels, my bass, changed cables, ran just the pedal to the amp. Ran through the whole manual, setting everything to noon.

I'm stumped

HELP

[rottenramone]

hmm i didn't have a problem with it when i owned one. wet/dry maybe?

[frenchtoast]

Narh man, I tried everything. Even when it ain't engaged. It drinks the output to barely audible.

[frenchtoast]

Narh man, I tried everything. Even when it ain't engaged. It drinks the output to barely audible.

[fightthepower]

Have you calibrated it yet? The A/D converter needs to be calibrated or you'll experience issues with the tone--- I haven't looked into, but I remember reading a few threads in other places about similar issues to what you're describing. Check out the manual.

[frenchtoast]

Yea its been calibrated. I've been through the whole manual. It's weird. It just seems to suck more than half the volume out. I emailed tc electronics about it, awaiting their reply. Was hoping some of you guys experienced this, figuring it out.

[fightthepower]

My Moog Phaser just died on me yesterday- when engaged nothing passes through, and when bypassed it cuts about 50% volume and sounds like a distorted preamp (not in a good way)... I've had mine for a while so Im not super bummed about a new pedal I've never even been able to try... but I know mine needs repair, so I can feel your pain.

Good luck with it, hopefully its something simple and you don't have to send it in! Where did you get it? Can you send it back?

[frenchtoast]

Yea, it sucks. I'm not sure, if it could be a quick fix of the jacks. Can't return the pedal. Cmonnn TC!!!