Thanks for the reply Brian!
Yes, it does indeed do it while bypassed as well. It is also accompanied by a high pitch squeal, whether it is bypassed or not.
Funny enough, I just shuffled around some of my patch cables to see if anything was acting weird on that front, and actually got it to work just fine in the chain. It seemed that whenever it was connected with one of the flat pancake patch cables, it would have this problem. But when connected with just the standard right angle cables, it works just fine. Not sure if that could shed any light on it, but regardless I have got it working!
Yes, it does indeed do it while bypassed as well. It is also accompanied by a high pitch squeal, whether it is bypassed or not.
Funny enough, I just shuffled around some of my patch cables to see if anything was acting weird on that front, and actually got it to work just fine in the chain. It seemed that whenever it was connected with one of the flat pancake patch cables, it would have this problem. But when connected with just the standard right angle cables, it works just fine. Not sure if that could shed any light on it, but regardless I have got it working!