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Yeah, I had bought the TC electronics poly tune and wasn't that happy with they way it functioned and how visible it is in playing conditions. I got the pitchblack plus and love and my local deal offered to allow me to trade in my used poly tune for a new pitchblack and I think I am going to take ...

Oh and as far as signal routing, you'll want to put the A1 in the amps effects loop. Running the A1 before the amp won't work because your gain channels will be distorting all the effects, running after won't work because the output will be too hot - for powering speakers not line level for effect ...

Try here:

http://www.scribd.com/doc/72703740/Korg-A5-Manual

It can power up to 200ma worth of power.

So your answer depends on each pedals power consumption. If they are about 60ma each you can power up to 3, which is what the documentation for these tuners suggest.

Amazon sells all kinds of cords from the different power supply manufacturers.

For controlling multiple items in a guitar rig via midi you need midi "in" and "thru" connectors. From the foot controller you go from the "out" to the "in" of the first item in the chain. The next ones then go from the "thru" to the "in" of the next and so on through the chain. You will need the A1 ...

Try here:

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/korga4/

Let me ask another question about operation. Do you run the tuner in the main signal path turning it on and off or do you run it off a volume pedal tuner out and leave it on the whole time? If it's the later I wonder if that is part of the issue.

Got this tuner for christmas, love how easy it is to use. One question though. I have tried to leave the switch on with the guitar plugged in and after a short while, around 3-5 minutes, it shuts off and the guitar signal is passing through. I was trying to use it to silence the bass as I was ...

Yes, the battery can be removed from the holder. I recently replaced mine. It does not come out easily, don't be afraid to use a little force. You can use a wooden or plastic tool to help you pop it out, don't use anything metal as you may short something out. The sad news is that if the battery is ...