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> But I never saw your reply (maybe I missed it) about if you had tried a system
> reset to go back to factory settings. This is a really great thing to try when
> things just seem all screwed up. There may be global settings, or local ones
> screwing it up, but a sys reset ought to get things at least to a known state.
> Plus...if you are hesitating because you don't want to lose all the presets, I
> would bet that if you send it in there is a good chance it will return with
> all factory presets again...
>
>
> I sympathize...there are pieces of equipment I would hate to lose even for a
> little while, but if you use the absence to advantage you could find yourself
> getting out of a rut. I mean...right now the weather is too warm in my home
> studio to record, and I am using the time to do the stuff I always mean
> to....like really working on lyrics, and simple songwriting. Too often I jam
> on the recorder and come up with something but it isn't structured
> enough....but I take this opportunity to get better at that.
>
> Try working on some killer drums, or bass, so you got lots of great stuff to
> work with when you get the An1x back!
>
> Good luck!
>
> Jim
>
> Just a thought
> James R. Acker