Hi, Scarlett 6i6 rev 2 here, the following might apply.
A front input combines XLR and T(R)S plug formats into one hole.
Front XLR expects mic level. In my case hardwired through the mic preamps.
Front 1/4" TS or TRS is for line level stuff.
TRS (balanced/symmetric/3-wire) has all the shielding etc. benefits of XLR, just with a different physical plug format.
Hope this gets you sorted, cheers,
Shred
Thank you for this treasure trove, Oraakkeli!
Sadly the d/l link has been blocked by weebly, because of a suspicious number of downloads.
That's how good your profiles are ! 
Cheers
Thanks for all the info and links.
The cringe is strong with this one 
A new fretboard would only be the entrance to a bottomless moneysink.
Plan B: Find that NOS set of 11's, empty the pill bottle and slide into Oraakkeli land with a sprinkling of spring reverb ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
This forum I feel gives the best path to the most reliable and trustworthy answer.
FTFY 
Thanks a lot for that stash of history.
Pity that the guitar has been ravaged so badly.
The electronics were obviously retrofitted as is the tremolo abomination.
The fretwork was done by a beaver on cr*ck.
The bridge is just plain dangerous, palm muting mutes the palm.
If anything, this guitar is reason to brush up my slide-fu 
Moinmoin,
my regular pub, one of the very last oldschool Rock
dives right next to the Reeperbahn succumbed to the cov sanctions and finally a fire in a flat above. Firemen hacked the floor apart which led to a waterfall into the bar... long story, nobody injured, but a lost cultural institution if I may say so.
The owner gratuitiously gave me a piece that adorned the walls for probably longer than I exist.
The wood is good, the neck straight, although the strings pass jigsaw blades, touching them is like nails on chalkboard.
Looking forward to make her sing again, there are some promising elements of double bass and dobro
showing through the patina.
Bur what is it? Any ideas? There is no name tags at all.
Just remarkable craftmanship on the binding. Beautiful mother of pearl (is it?).
Any ideas?
Cheers
The link I posted turned out as a dead end, hope you haven't wasted as much time as me trying to set it up...
Here is a better looking thingy:
https://github.com/cezanne/usbip-win
I do not code on windoze at all. Setting up a toolchain to compile this is another rabbithole i'd like to avoid.
If only days were longer...
oh, that is bad news. Usb over tcp is such a trivial thing in linux that I am slightly surprised windows not having that out of the box, Then again I'm not,
I will try soon(tm) and report.
Hi, if you are already messing with a raspi or a sufficiently open NAS, have a look at usbip.sourceforge.net which seems to fit the case but doesn't make you pay through the nose.
Cheers,
Hellmut
Cheers
On a serious note, it might refer to a Sennheiser Blackfire 521, allegedly "the worst sounding version of the 421".
Cannot confirm or deny either.
73
ICOM HM-152 Hand Microphone?
Maybe the ultimate secret sauce mic when put bang middle of the cone?
I'm betting on an ungrounded wall outlet, or the Furman either being furry inside or having chinese cap syndrome.
<popcorn>
Is it possible, that you imported the new presets before you upgraded Rig Manager?
Let me see...
Previously I had updated RM to 3.0.140, KPA to 8.0.0.214508, and rebooted both KPA and Win10 prior to importing the presets.
Nope, QED. I made double-sure not to import new blobs into an old database.
Thanks for caring, Burkhard. It's all fine now apart from my shot ears.
Did I just noodle for 6 hours straight? These drives put the cream on top of the KPA!
Hummel Hummel 
Weirdness.
I have deleted the presets from RM and reimported. Now they show up as Distortion/Full OC...
Entries in All Presets/MyProfiler also show up properly now.
Previously I had updated RM to 3.0.140, KPA to 8.0.0.214508, and rebooted both KPA and Win10 prior to importing the presets.
Whatever. I blame it on some cosmic particles.
Thanks, I'm off to play now!
Is it me or does Rig Manager mislabel the Full OC effect as Chorus/MicroPitch?
if you just wire the switches as a matrix you are down to 4+4 gpio pins.
Those can still be muxed down to 3 pins with a simple TTL muxer, shift register, et al.
That's why an arduino micro is perfectly up to the job.
If I speak in riddles or you need a hand, give me an hola
Ash, you might consider not wearing the vigilante hat too loudly, given the high probability that any perpetrators frequent this very forum.
"Don't mess with a pirate, guys! What goes around, comes around"
FTFY
Disclaimer: not affiliated, yadayada, I am utterly disgusted about those leeches.
Let's hope the bass players don't feel all too Glenn Frickered down there, demoted in relevance to just above Babylon... 
