- yeah i tried twisting it when off.. no difference
- i tried to remove the battery, no sound mate
- yeh im 'runniong' on battery jk

xcude / so your pedal is not using a pass-by, and the sound disturbance are not due to the "active" circuit of your pedal. I would recommend you send it back where you bought it and get it fixed / exchanged : there's a defect in the supposedly "silent" circuit IMO...

omg i bought it in sg lar.. how to send it? and can it be the amp? when i direct plug it to amp.. rhythm still a lil distortion..

On a significantly brighter note, I have got my Cube-30 and it sounds like a dream. Hehe. Bought it in Bentley for rm800 inclusive of two picks. haha.

wat i suspect is the amp.. when i turn the volume up it cracks and when i put it soft.. its clean... heh i think i solved my problem yeah im getting the cube-30... neuvas said its RM792? if im not mistaken

you set your amp at level = 3 (let's say) and clean settings, play it w/o pedal, remember the sound.
add the pedal btw the amp and your guitar, don't touch the amp's settings. how's the sound compare to before ? The answer to that question is what matters...

im in ipoh now and all i can remember is.. it just becomes louder... and makes my dad's amp crack

Haha... solution, you need a guitar amp! XD

Like Pix said, it might be because your pedal doesn't have true bypass and even when it's switched 'off', the pedal's still sucking your tone and perhaps adding a little overdrive to it. Have you tried other pedals with the TV amp?
It could be a defect, but it could also be the nature of the pedal circuit.

did you pay a visit to Ebony Guitar Music House...?

i dono where is that lol... and... is a stompbox suppost to work even when u take out batt? i mean the guitar still sound?

xcude, it all depends how it is supposed to work. Boss pedals are usually not using a TRUE by-pass : they still affect the sound. how to know it's true bypass?
1- even when switched off, the sound is different than without the pedal in the chain
2- no battery in the pedal, thus the sound is not going thru (pedal is however switched off)
3- go check the specs on internet

With true bypass (higher end pedals), the sund will go thru without battery.

I'd say your problem is the pedal itself, because even if it does affect your sound, it shouldn't "boost" it. A "fake" bypass will just modifies the tone, not the volume/gain, but that's just what I use to believe. Maybe i'm wrong...

hey pix guess wat.. i bought my roland cube 30 amp.. with or without the pedal.. still same volume and tone didnt affect the sound when off.. now the damn problem is my dad's amp.. made me worried.. phew lucky no problem with the pedal.. cuz i bought it in sg

ok, that's a good thing then ! i'm glad for you.
enjoy your new amp, and try to write a review in few days, once you are getting used to it...

hah im not that good at reviews XD

let us review it for u

xccude, well, do your best... it's not like you're having a choice here

arrgggg can i do it next year? haha cuz im currently at kl now and i think i'll do better when i get back to perth

of course man, that's cool thanks !

anybody got looking micro cube 30x at woh fatt shop?i wanna buying one by this week,where can get a best price?and thinking + one boss pedal MT-2 .. but never try..any comment..?