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Look how much crap I ran in the loop of my HX Stomp. Worked flawlessly over several gigs and recording sessions here in London so far while I'm out:

Phone screen protectors cut to size? That's what I did. $10 for two.

That's what I use, the Mission HLX. Fantastic. With a toe press I can go for volume pedal to wah and back again. A+++

I've updated as low as Windows 8.1 Never tried less than that. Nor have a working PC less than that!

Well I mentioned Ganymede and Plateaux in our discussion but I was told just reverb.

I just spoke with one of the awesome tech guys at Line 6. The reverb dropping out is a known bug but it only happens when you leave your unit on for a long time. It will be fixed in the new firmware coming soon. To fix it now just remove it from the block and re-do it from scratch (or from a...

Yeah and in my unit I only have the loop, volume and reverb on all the time. I only occasionally use the 2 delays on the two left switches (rarely together) and wah (triggered by Mission Helix EXP)..

With mine I think it's a bug. They're working on it.

You would think so yeah but that's not been my experience. Same with the HX Effects.

The only time this happens to me is when I use all six blocks: wah, loop, volume, delay, delay and reverb.

Maybe you've max'd DSP? Try a saved backup and see if it works. Long term it's a hassle but it's happened to me.

BTW-Some of you already know this but it may be helpful for new users: Make sure you not only backup your unit with the HX Edit app but also your individual presets. If you're maxing out blocks, especially with DSP-intensive stuff like reverbs and IR's, you can occasionally run into corrupted...

Do you use wah or want another effect triggered by the exp? If so I'd say spring for the Mission Helix EXP (I did). Otherwise the small Dunlop and DOD's are cool. Just use a TS cable. (You'll need a Hosa Y cable for the Mission EXP unless you get the newer model which just needs one cable)

Matthew @DisasterArea is effin' brilliant. Don't get frustrated with the programming. Take your time. It's not that hard but there are a lot of options to consider that may be useful.

Re-did a few things thanks to the arrival of the Zoia: '][/URL]

I've had issues with the One Spot occasionally. It always depends on the combination of pedals. But yeah, weird buddy.

What's the power supply? Could it be a loose jack somewhere? I know I have to check mine now and then.

It could be that just one plug is funky. Not bad mind you, just a little funky. Any way to test them individually?

I turned down the modulation a great deal on Ganymede and I think turned the tone up too. Turning down the pitch on Plateaux is a great idea.

I've got this in my loop of the HX Stomp. Using the Mission Helix EXP as volume and to trigger wah: '][/URL] '][/URL]

I think the point was there were some people having trouble dialing things in. I don't think you need to spend $20, just some time but maybe it helps some save time and stress. Michael Britt is a good guy. I've met him. He's taken some time to dial this stuff in and besides, nobody makes...

The AC ones did sound better to me FWIW.

Those Michael Britt profiles sound great. So there naysayers.

Bestronics also sells a Pedaltrain mod kit to make the feet higher if you're handy with a riveter.

Yeah, he makes good videos and promotes himself well but I find him annoying. As for mini switchers that's why I prefer the Disaster Area. Having expression input puts it over the top for me as well as the programming possibilities.