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BeneeWafers Just Startin' 18 posts since
Aug 2, 2007
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Oct 24, 2011 4:35 PM

Podxt thru the effects loop of my solid state Peavy Bandit

I'm gonna try my Podxt thru the effects loop of my solid state Peavy Bandit.. How do I do that? Just by using the Podxt Input and one of the Right or Left Outputs.

 

Also will be going to a jam where I can run the XT thru a P.A. Do I use the headphone out into the P.A. ( would that work ? ) or use the Left output into the P.A.?

 

Why/when to use both the left and right outputs in tandem ?

  • Mr_Arkadin Expert Line 6 User 2,379 posts since
    Jan 25, 2007

    http://line6.com/support/docs/DOC-4742

     

    You may want to experiment turning off the amp modelling to see if this works better just using the Podxt as effects. You can either go in the front of the amp or in the loop. Experiment with what sounds best.

  • Line6david Line 6 Support 5,196 posts since
    Jan 27, 2010

    Hi,

       

      To connect to your FX Loop simply take the Left mono out an connect it to the FX Return of the Peavey this will bypass the preamp in the amplifier.

       

      If you are going to the PA you can use the headphone out, though depending on the PA it might require an adapter.

       

      Remember there is no right or wrong way to connect the POD to your amp so experiment unit you get the sound you are looking for.

       

      Thanks,

      David

      Line 6 Customer Support

      • Mr_Arkadin Expert Line 6 User 2,379 posts since
        Jan 25, 2007

        Try this from the document:

         

        Q: Can I run my POD/X3/xt/Pro/Live/Floor in an effect loop of an amplifier to use just the effects rather than the amp modeling?

         

        A: Yes, it is possible to to run a POD as an effect unit in the effect loop of an amplifier. You may want to turn off the amp modeling or use as clean a sound as possible to avoid stacking preamps.  You may also need to lower the “line level” signal of the amplifier's effect send output to "instrument level" to avoid potential damage to the input of your POD.  Some POD units will have a pad switch that will accomplish this function. If your POD unit does not have an input pad switch, a device such as the Ebtech Line Level Shifter can be used to lower the line level if necessary. Below is the routing for this:

         

        Guitar > Amp In / Amp FX Send> POD IN - POD Out > Amp  FX Return.  With this routing, you would have to bypass the amp  modeling on the POD unit and use it for FX only, using your amp's own  preamp section.

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