Ive tried pushing pedals 3+4 and holding down edit then everything else but its just not restoring..
SOURCE: There is a constant loud hum/buzz whenever I turn
First and foremost , check your signal chain. By that, i mean put the pedal aside, ...just unhook it and take it out of your signal path. Using the same cables , guitar , amp, other pedals - borrow a friends MT-2 if you can get one , and try THAT to see if THAT works , OR any other kind of distortion pedal. If another one works ok , it's YOUR MT-2. Boss pedals are pretty rugged , but sometimes the little actuator (on/off switch) underneath the treadle (where you push your foot down) will become faulty. That's a high-gain pedal - are you using a basic Strat or other single-coil pickup guitar? If so , are you playing close to any flourescent lights? SIngle coils are noisy around those lights. Will cause a hum / buzz if using a heavy dist. pedal. You can check that by moving around as you play.
SOURCE: How do I factory reset
press pedals 3 & 4 at the same time to swtich to Manual Mode. Hold down EDIT/EXIT and press the MOD pedal. Press WRITE twice.
Good luck!
You can restore the settings in the ME-25 (memories, tuner
reference pitch, and knob response method) to the values set when
the unit was shipped from the factory.
Performing a factory reset causes all settings saved in memory to be
lost. If you want to keep the memory settings, use the ME-25 Librarian
(p. 11) to save them on a computer.
1.
Hold down [EXIT] and press the MEMORY DOWN
pedal at the same time.
"FA" appears in the display.
2.
Press [WRITE].
The Tuning Guide flashes.
3.
Press [WRITE] again.
The display flashes and the factory reset is executed.
Never turn off the power while factory reset is in progress.
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