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Thanks for those historic, technical clues, Till

Not sure what instrument you are talking about, but this could be a polychain setting "n of 5"

Good news! Hope this will last forever

Was really not sure about this as it seemed to be a hoax at first... but voilà !

Not sure the potentiometer is th culprit because it controls the volume in both main output and headphone output.

Or... I guess there is some clue in the information displayed during the starting sequence.

Do you power it with the original PSU?
Do you power it along with others FX units or instruments on a power-strip?

If so, consider testing to power it alone. I had this kind of anoying noises when I used several MFs on a power-strip.

Still around... but I play older models -Little Phatty, VOS, MoogerFoogers- and those are of less interest now.
Not sure the newer models topics are attracting less than before.

Seems correct

I've used a 104Z and then a 104M over the years and I was first disappointed by the fact the Z won't affect the first echo when using the external loop. 104M (and I guess the 104MSD) had this implemented in a way that makes way more sense to me.

Thanks a lot indeed

It's not that simple.
Just one point that makes it different: the Eur4699 cover R&D for The One but R&D for the "Son of the one" would be much lighter, hence cheaper.

Thanks for sharing that too

Ooh spooky and quite cool, bravo! Inspiring!
Thanks for sharing

Hi thepilgrimsdream, welcome to the forum! I was about to say as DemonDan; I just want to add that a SubPhatty will lack the arpeggiator and sequencer, and that the Little Phatty or Slim Phatty will lack the sequencer. But those are cheaper. That's just because I was not sure whether you absolutely ...

Congratulations, mate