Yeah, just got home so I will mess with it some more. But both input and output LEDs are in the green. So it's definitely something else.
I googled, and it seems someone here had the same issue I experience with the wireless. I found a couple of threads, like this one: strange noise over clean sounds
it does sound like a dying battery... :s
So I got my new GLXD16 today. And it has the same issue.... i couldn't believe it, it seemed so unlike Shure.
So fooling around, I disabled the amplifier, eq and cab section. And guess what, pure signal. But then again, enabling the amplifier makes the noise/distortion to return. On every clean profile I have...
so, what do I do here? Any tips? My CS is -8.5.
EDIT: With the cable, there is no noise on the same clean profiles. Hm, I need to figure this out. It drives me crazy... 
Either way, off to work.
I'll try plugging the wireless directly to the RME UCX tonight and see what happens. If it's perfectly clean then, then it's something that happens between the Kemper and GLXD I guess...
C++11
Hm... The eleventh letter in the alphabet is K. So it's written in C+(+)K?
oooOOOoooo... It's too good to be true! 
DXR10 here. Want to add one more for stereo. 
Sent the unit back, and will recieve a new one. Got sorted out rather quick, so I'm happy. Guess it was just bad luck.
(now the waiting game begins... *sigh*)
Yes, I did. Lowered it to -20. No difference. Sent an audio clip to Shure, and they said it wasn't working as it should...
Well, just heard back from Shure. It´s not normal. My unit is not functioning like intended. Good to have that verified.
Yeah, Google comes up short with anything related to the GLXD16 and problems. That's why I went for it. And that is why I think the unit I got is somehow broken. I mean, if this is what it supposed to be, then somewhere there would be an unfavourable review. But it doesn't exist...
Can't wait to hear back from Shure!
And just to add: I´ve tried different cables, between both guitar and transmitter and receiver and Kemper. I tried moving the receiver, power it both with the supplied AC adapter and through an Iso-brick. I tried lower the gain, on both receiver and volume pot on guitar. It has the latest firmware installed, but nothing seems to help. I tried 3 different guitars.
Outcome is still the same...
Does anyone here have it?
I received mine on friday, and was stoked. Hooked it up, and was a little disappointed when I heard the sound. On my clean sounds, it sounds like I´m playing EMG´s with a dying battery. Or a cab with a blown speaker. There is and audible distortion, and it´s really noticeable on clean sounds. Does anyone else here have that, or is it my unit that is broken?
I have sent a request to Shure, with a clip of the sound. But I am curious, and just want to hear if anyone else that have the GLXD16 have experienced this...
I went for the Diago PB003. Highly recommended!
^ what he said.
Just had 4 hour rehearsal, 4.0.6 was flawless!
Holy smakes, that JP-2C profile sounds good. Where can I get that one? 
Nice work Monkey_Man!
+1
preferably (for me), make it possible to use as fx loop
Well, it figured. I bought an SPST Carling momentary switch, but apparantly recieved a latching switch.
So much for that...
bump.
I replaced the switch on my ME EP1-KP with a Carling SPST momentary switch. Still have to press twice on the pedal to switch wah on/off. Should I gone with the DPDT?
I tried to make my Kemper sound like my Cantrell wah. Bringing one pedal is easier than bringing two...
the settings I found worked were:
manual: 3.5
peak: 7.8
pedal range: + 25 %
peak range: - 38 %
mix 96 %
it isn't a 1:1, but it sounds convincing. The Dunlop isn't as "digital perfect" in the sweep as the Kemper, and the ME exp pedal (the EP1-KP) that I have has a much wider sweep than the JC-95.
The sweep is the thing I love the most on the real thing. It's pretty narrow, but it feels awesome. You're never "off" anywhere in the sweep.
The knob setting I use on the Dunlop is with the knob sliiiiightly off-center, towards the more high end setting.
