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  • December 11, 2015 at 6:03 am #84187
    AcousticRand
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    Recently purchased the B9, and I’ve hooked the Organ out through the PA, while the dry out will go through my amp setup. I am doing this so I can click [strong]ON[/strong] the organ once in a while, and leave it off otherwise with my guitar-rig unchanged.

    What I’m finding is that no matter the setting of the “dry” knob, I’m always getting some dry guitar sound into the PA with the pedal switch disengaged.

    My question is: is that expected or might I have a glitch?

    (I am using the power supply provided with the pedal, by the way.)

    January 16, 2016 at 4:07 pm #121187
    tigershark2013
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    I just purchased the B9 and I am having the same issue. I am running the dry out through my pedals and to an amp. I am running the organ out directly to a separate amp with the dry out turned all the way down. When I bypass the pedal the dry guitar signal comes out the organ amp. This makes no sense and although I have found many complaints about this on the web, I have not seen any response or explanation from EHX. I will try to call them monday but otherwise the pedal is going back.

    With all the people on this forum, someone has to have some info on this???????

    January 17, 2016 at 5:20 pm #121191
    EHX STAFF
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    This is the way the pedals hardware was designed.
    It is not a thing that can be changed in software.
    The best way to accomplish the routing you need is to use a very small Switch Blade pedal.
    It is tiny and weighs nothing.

    I will draw up a picture to show you how it is done this week.

    January 17, 2016 at 9:28 pm #121195
    EHX STAFF
    Keymaster

    This is how it is done with a simple Switch Blade. Simply leave the C9 or B9 on and use the Switch Blade foot switch to send the organ to the PA or turn it off.

    C9 PA_zpsxgodifux.jpg

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