Awesome product, thanx a million! My request is about setting the tempo, which is very difficult by tapping. How about this solution: When we press the switch of that specific pedal, the current BPM is displayed on the LED screen and the relevant knob for that pedal becomes active so that we may set the exact tempo using the knob.

Using an Eventide Powermax (600mA) to power x5 and a few drive pedals.  Running Octonaut Hyperdrive and Vertex Dynamic Distortion pedals thru x5 Effects Loop.   Power occasionally cuts out during performance and then automatically reboots.  Have upcoming gigs...need advice fast!

Greeting. I'm using Nova Delay iB Modified, and recently I needed to change my power supply on the pedalboard. 

So I bought Zuma of Strymon, which supports 12V on 375mA, and 18V on 250mA. For it was the tech guy's recommendation.

But when we tried to turn on the board. we found Nova Delay frozen, blinking 0000 on the display. 

And then the tech guy tried to change the power to 18V(I know, it shouldn't, but he tried). 

And you know what, it was on and worked well.

The more weird thing is, when it changed to 9V, still on, but when changed to 12V, it became frozen again.

So the question is;

If I want to use Zuma and Nova Delay together, I think I will have to continue using 18V in the future, but will this be a problem with my Delay pedal?

I just don't want to hear the answer that 'it must be 12V unconditionally' in the conventional after-sales service method. I think this would be answered by the designer of this pedal or the manufacturer who knows the specifications of this model.

Help! I'm a Mac user, and when I download the firmware update, it's a ".bin" file -- I've never heard of that before. I checked w Mac support, and they said it's not Mac compatible.

I've looked around the TC Electronics website, to see if I can find Plethora x5 firmware updates for Mac, but so far, no dice. 

Any help is much appreciated!

I have a question. When the pedal is switched to "buffered bypass" and If I disconnect the power cable, I have noticed that I can still hear my guitar. Isn't it supposed that in the buffered bypass the guitar should not be heard when the power is disconnected? I mean this is the standard test for true-bypass pedals, but if the pedal is not in that configuration anymore, maybe it is not a real buffer? or maybe I have a faulty pedal?

Hello,

I follow the instructions of the tenoprint application, I put my iphone next to my bass pickup volume at 10 and nothing happens on the amp, impossible to change the effect already loaded on the amp. The firmware is up to date, i don't know what to do...

Thanks for your help

All of a sudden, the plugin shows as "Not Connected"

Specs: MacBook Pro 2019 i9, Monterey 2.6.1, Pro Tools Ultimate 2022.10

I've already tried:

-Confirmed that box is seen in System Information USB panel
-Changed USB cable
-Reflashed Firmware 2.13
-Uninstall and Reinstall Clarity M plugin 2.01
-Tried Plugin in Logic Pro 10.6.3

Wondering if the next step to return the unit to factory, but can't find a way to do that.

Any help is most appreciated!

best

ben

I have Toneprint installed on Windows 7.   I can see the HOF 2 USB driver installing and I am able to update my print collection.  However, Toneprint does not see my HOF2 - which prevents me from adding tones to my pedal.

Any thoughts on what might be wrong?   I am using the latest version of Toneprint (4.5.08).  I am not sure how to debug the USB connection.

Windows 10 is not an option so please don't go there :-)

Thanks! 

Skye