A possibility, but not necessarily the reason, is a counterfeit/fake Sandisk SD card. Some places, particularly eBay has been a source of fake cards. Even Amazon if from a 3rd party seller and not sold by and from Amazon
Thank you. It doesn’t look like a fake card. It looks perfectly legit. I also bought it in a physical store, so the risk of it being fake should be close to zero.
You are a lifesaver! (SD card was locked)
Glad to have helped.
I have the same problem other users on this thread have had: an invalid SD card error message. However, none of the recommended steps have helped. The problem arose with a firmware update. Would it be possible to purchase a replacement BeatBuddy SD card? Or can you recommend further steps?
Reach out to Support at support@singularsound.com and they will help you.
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Will sdxc not work?
Singular Sound products requirements are for SDHC cards.
Thank you.
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This may help explain the difference:
The max size that Singular Sound products recognize is 32Gb; SDXC cards start at 64Gb.
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