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If assumption is the mother of all f**k ups, then let's remove a few more assumptions here. First of all, there is a common assumption that the Line 6 modellers are consistent from unit to unit. While I don't know whether this is true or not, the things I've been hearing over the years as well as my personal experience with them allows me to easily question that one. One person can use the EV-5 with their Line 6, the next person can't. Of course it may well be inconsistencies from EV-5 to EV-5, though the pedal is much too simple for that to be a high probability. Perhaps there is enough variance in the Line 6 products for them to honestly steer people towards the Line 6 pedal as it may be the only one that consistently works well. And while I grumbled about having to pay $20 for the wall wart and another $45 for the pedal, I have to admit that these prices are not out of bounds. I guess I thought they should be included in the purchase price, though to each his own as they say... I wouldn't want to use any of the Line 6 modellers without an expression pedal and certainly not without a wall wart, though it's harder to justify paying over $300 for what they give ya. Some people have a terrible track record with the Line 6 units failing them, others have owned the suckers for years without a glitch. This tells me that they may not be as consistent from unit to unit as we have come to expect from a large manufacturer. So much for expectations... The main reason that I sold all my Line 6 modules was more because they didn't feel "real". They didn't *feel* like real circuits, they *felt* like software. Like when I would alter one of the pots, it felt like I was sending information to the software brain and not like I was continuously changing the resistance in an electronic circuit. Now I'm starting to sound like Stan with his germaniums... Stephen >>> Wow! , well assumption they say, is the mother of all f**k ups. Those >lying bastards at line 6. Seriously though ,i did try using both an ev-5 and an ev-10 and had inconsitencies as well. Perhaps as Duncan suggested playing with the range knob would help. Bill <<< __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Friends. Fun. Try the all-new Yahoo! Messenger. http://messenger.yahoo.com/