Start Button and Guide Button problems!

[bullet25]

ok so i picked up the Rickenbacker (360) and i noticed that for the start and guide buttons i need to hold them for about a second before it knows i clicked it. is anyone eles haveing this problem?

[ThePaska]

I thought the start button on my Gretsch was a little sticky too, didn't always register. But apparently that is on purpose. Check out HMXSean's post:

http://www.rockband.com/forums/showpost.php?p=3017068&postcount=1

[DoctorTran37]

ok so i picked up the Rickenbacker (360) and i noticed that for the start and guide buttons i need to hold them for about a second before it knows i clicked it. is anyone eles haveing this problem?

I believe they actually designed it that way. So there aren't any accidental pausings or guides opening. It's the same with the Hoffner Bass.

[Mex]

I believe they actually designed it that way. So there aren't any accidental pausings or guides opening. It's the same with the Hoffner Bass.

Correct. As per Sean's "announcement"

[Ehfahq]

Its not a problem. Its a solution.

[bullet25]

I thought the start button on my Gretsch was a little sticky too, didn't always register. But apparently that is on purpose. Check out HMXSean's post:

http://www.rockband.com/forums/showpost.php?p=3017068&postcount=1

thank you, i never even thought to check outside the beatles forum

[hmxhenry]

Good point. I'll cross post Sean's announcement in this forum as well.

[ElvisChapelGuy]

Drove me nuts for like an hour last night. I thought I had a bad bass. But, then I saw it happen on both of the other guitars, too. At that point, I figured out what was going on. Nice design improvement.