nikitasius
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Hi folks.
When you plug your fx processor into poweramp or anywhere it suppose to have some resistance. Usually 1kOhm and more for out/send1/send2/sendWhatever.
Hopefully poweramp usually have 10k or more. But it could be 0. When zero happens your fx will generate high current (as it can cause 0 Ohm bruh!) and could burn itself if there is no shortcircuit protection.
I love my boss (gt 1000 core), so you could love your hardware too.
All you need for start is to install a resistor into signal patch. I put there 1198Ohm (1k2). It doesn’t affect signal on my scope on 25kHz. On 100kHz i see slight desync. And it should to really cut signal on 500+kHz.
So if once i plug my boss somewhere and that glorious well sounding hole has a shortcircuit inside, nothing will happen with my boss.
Idk boss already have that protection, but now it have it 146%.
Resistor 1k2 1/8W in signal patch (1m spirt llx cable)
100kHz, channel are synced (yellow - via audio cable, rose via hf cable)
3MHz :)
When you plug your fx processor into poweramp or anywhere it suppose to have some resistance. Usually 1kOhm and more for out/send1/send2/sendWhatever.
Hopefully poweramp usually have 10k or more. But it could be 0. When zero happens your fx will generate high current (as it can cause 0 Ohm bruh!) and could burn itself if there is no shortcircuit protection.
I love my boss (gt 1000 core), so you could love your hardware too.
All you need for start is to install a resistor into signal patch. I put there 1198Ohm (1k2). It doesn’t affect signal on my scope on 25kHz. On 100kHz i see slight desync. And it should to really cut signal on 500+kHz.
So if once i plug my boss somewhere and that glorious well sounding hole has a shortcircuit inside, nothing will happen with my boss.
Idk boss already have that protection, but now it have it 146%.
Resistor 1k2 1/8W in signal patch (1m spirt llx cable)
100kHz, channel are synced (yellow - via audio cable, rose via hf cable)
3MHz :)
