romanianreaper
Well-known member
So I was having popping with my Keeley Zoma pedal, running in stereo. I thought it was the different amps I was using, issue with the pedal potentially, cables, etc.
I decided to look up the Zoma and saw it requires 150ma and sure enough, I was plugged into 100ms input on my pedalboard. Changed to.a different input and like magic, no popping at all.
Rookie mistake and another reminder that these small details make a huge difference when diagnosing issues. I was ready to buy another stereo reverb pedal or send this one in for repairs and it was my own mistake, lol.
I decided to look up the Zoma and saw it requires 150ma and sure enough, I was plugged into 100ms input on my pedalboard. Changed to.a different input and like magic, no popping at all.
Rookie mistake and another reminder that these small details make a huge difference when diagnosing issues. I was ready to buy another stereo reverb pedal or send this one in for repairs and it was my own mistake, lol.