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    EssentialM
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    My Canyon started dipping in pitch after the initial sound on the Shimmer mode. I first placed a dummy plug into the tap tempo 1/4″ jack and that seemed to help for a little while. But now it’s still doing it. It sounds fine when it first kicks in and then it just dips a little in pitch. It’s not a terrible sound but I want it to go back to the way it worked originally. Any ideas on how to fix it?

    #213130
    EHX STAFF
    Keymaster

    What power supply are you using??

    #213132
    EssentialM
    Participant

    MXR DC Brick.

    #213136
    EHX STAFF
    Keymaster

    Make sure the current setting is not the 100ma output
    it need more that that.
    Are you using the Canyon or the Grand Canyon pedal?

    #213137
    EHX STAFF
    Keymaster

    It could be a secondary mode setting. Like the modulation is set high.
    Here is how to rest them:

    ERASING SECONDARY KNOB SETTINGS
    1. To erase the secondary knob settings of a particular mode, press and
    hold the TAP/DIVIDE switch. Then, while holding TAP/DIVIDE, press
    and hold the footswitch for 2 seconds. The LED will blink quickly
    indicating that the secondary knob settings of the current mode have
    been reset to the default factory settings.
    2. To erase the secondary knob settings of every mode and restore them
    all to factory defaults, first unplug the CANYON from power. Press and
    hold the TAP/DIVIDE switch. Then, while holding TAP/DIVIDE, plug
    power back in to the CANYON. The LED will blink quickly, indicating
    that all secondary knob functions have been restored to the factory
    default.
    3. To erase the secondary knob settings of every mode and reset the
    internal footswitch’s tap tempo to the factory default, first unplug the
    CANYON from power. Press and hold both the TAP/DIVIDE switch and
    the footswitch. Then, while holding both switches, plug power back in
    to the CANYON. The LED will cycle through red, orange and green to
    indicate that the CANYON has been restored to factory default
    secondary knob settings and tap tempo settings.

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