Bypass @ Stop must respond to the slightest moves of the pedal. If the pedal is a bit loose or the stage floor is vibrating or pedal or cable are defective, this could be interpreted as intentional moves. Please consider using Bypass @ Heel or Bypass @ Toe instead. Both have a bit of grace range.
If your pedal has even the slightest mechanical "slop" it's difficult to get proper behavior. In my opinion the Kemper firmware needs a way to specify span of the "off" zone as does, e.g. Helix. Gave me fits trying to make a converted Dunlop wah work properly. The mission pedals have far less mechanical lash and aren't generally an issue.
The mission pedals have far less mechanical lash and aren't generally an issue.
The Dunlop DVP1 works without issues, too.
The Dunlop DVP1 works without issues, too.
Thanks - not familiar with that pedal. Used the CryBaby because that's what I had on hand :-).
Thanks - not familiar with that pedal. Used the CryBaby because that's what I had on hand :-).
That was an outdated reference - the current model is the Dunlop DVP3.
I bought one in a deal that included spare cables:
