Thanks for the reply!
Sorry, I was under the impression that all buffers used opamps in their circuits, and most every pedal used opamps somewhere in their circutry. I’m not a pedal engineer, and I know just enough to be dangerous. I didn’t want to use the term “buffer” by itself bc I didn’t want to mislead you into thinking I was referring to a stand-alone buffer every time I used that word.
I’m not 100% sure if I have any pedals that don’t use buffers…or opamps, for that matter…in its circuit. I don’t currently own any of the pedals you mentioned.
I’m also not sure if any of the pedals in collection flip the phase.
For now, I’m just going to run a stand-alone buffer permanently in-between the Quaverato’s output and the PLX. If I find another pedal that causes the jump, or pedal that doesn’t activate the jump post-Quaverato, I’ll let you know.
There was another symptom, but I didn’t want to add to the confusion until we got the big issue clarified, which it looks like we now have:
When the JUMP is activated, the taper on the Quaverato’s volume pot changes. It goes from a relatively smooth 0-10 transition in normal operation, to increasing drastically from roughly 7-10 (while not increasing much from 0-7) when JUMP is active.
Thanks again for your patience and willingness to help me figure this weird issue out. I brag on you and your designs every chance I get.