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(7.0) Troubleshooting
If the sound is distorted: Try lowering the volume control of your amp modeler. You will want your amp modeler’s
live-level output to be as close to unity gain (0 dB) without going over. For HeadRush modelers, set the main volume
knob around “7”, depending on your rig’s setup. If you are unsure of where the unity gain position of your amp
modeler is, check your amp modeler’s User Guide.
If you are experiencing feedback: Try placing the FRFR-GO in a different location, or pointing/moving your guitar
away from the speaker. If your amp modeler has a “noise gate” feature, you can also try enabling this to help reduce
the unwanted noise.
I hear a hum when cables are connected:
• Disconnect cables from the input jack to see if it’s a faulty cable.
• Use balanced cabling connections whenever possible.
• Make sure the signal cable is not placed near power cables.
• Connect all audio equipment power cables to outlets which share a common ground.
If there is too much bass: Try adjusting the EQ control to lower the bass level. Also, try moving the speaker to
another location. Depending on their construction and materials, some desktop surfaces or shelving may increase
the level of bass frequencies.
If you cannot connect your audio device to FRFR-GO via Bluetooth:
• Have your audio device (e.g., smartphone or tablet) and FRFR-GO as close together as possible while trying to
connect. Make sure both the audio device and FRFR-GO are unobstructed by walls, furniture, etc.
• Reset the Bluetooth connection on FRFR-GO to disconnect FRFR-GO from any other audio device and restart
the search process. If this does not work right away, power off FRFR-GO and then power it back on.
• Reset the Bluetooth connection on your audio device by turning Bluetooth off and back on. You can find this
under the Bluetooth menu in the Settings for your phone or other audio device.
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