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source audio c4

I had a C4, and traded down to the Spectrum. Might need to take my Corona check and replace it!

Ha! Sounds like there may have been one too many Coronas involved when you got rid of it! lol

(Couldn't resist)

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got the dmc micro today, got it working fine, however as soon as I plug it in I just get an insane amount of buzzing and whirring. I unplug it and its gone so it seems to be isolated to the one spot on my pedal chain. I am using a tru tone 1 spot and havent had an issue with this before
 
If I plug it in sepearately I get no whirring so maybe it has to do with my daisy chain trutone?

Sounds like that’s it.

You may want to go back and reassess the power and isolation requirements of your entire board.

You can experiment with what you have, by changing the order of the pedals on the Daisy-chain, but start by making sure you’ve got enough power.
 
You may want to go back and reassess the power and isolation requirements of your entire board.

You can experiment with what you have, by changing the order of the pedals on the Daisy-chain, but start by making sure you’ve got enough power.
Exactly. The DMC.micro requires 80mA: it's a digital device, not analog, and consequently draws a bit more power.
 
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got the dmc micro today, got it working fine, however as soon as I plug it in I just get an insane amount of buzzing and whirring. I unplug it and its gone so it seems to be isolated to the one spot on my pedal chain. I am using a tru tone 1 spot and havent had an issue with this before
Disaster area always recommends isolated power, the issue in this case has more to do with the display screen, and less to do with being digital, since it’s not also sharing an audio signal with the other devices.