Very good sounds! I like the sound of the interaction with the Marshall (really close to the sound on Masters of reality) but it would be nice to know how good the direct sound is. Also I imagine you use the Angel F-Ball and not the Plexi or Jcm 800 emulation to imitate the Laney Supergroup of Tony Iommi because there's no direct Rangemaster emulation on the POD...

Very nice tone! I had to watch a couple of your videos as I am a huge Sabbath fan for many years now and thought your band was pretty cool! I would definitely check you guys out if I were in your neck of the woods! I love the tone you're getting with the gear you have. I have a similar guitar (Jackson Dinky, but with Seymour Duncan pickups- it's good for some things, not so great for others). The sound you were getting kind of renewed my faith that I can probably get what I'm looking for in terms of a convincing loud and gainy sound- where I get into trouble is in trying to balance that with getting a good clean tone- I haven't used it live for awhile, but I will be starting to play out soon. If I had my way, I'd use a 4x12 as well, but due to having to take equipment somewhere by boat to various gigs in the same venue, I use a small combo amp (Peavey Valveking 112) and I don't get a ton of volume from it. I get great tones jamming at home, but the live thing has eluded me thus far.

Hi everyone! Hope all is well Meam, I was just trying to download some of the .h5e patch files and for some reason it says the link is broken. Is there a new page? Sorry if discussed already. Thanks!

Thanks man! Got it. Killer stuff! I am trying them all out and see which ones sound best in a band mix. You are the bomb

Wanted to pass this along as it helped my tone quite a bit.

Tone control capacitors seem to help quite a lot.  After pulling apart 3 of my guitars I noticed that none of them had the same capacitor pF rating.  I also found capacitor pF ratings are kind'a confusing.  For example a 472 and 473 cap is drastically differant.  Also trying to figure out that a 47000pF, .047mfd, and 473k are all the same wasn't easy either.  If you have a cap with 3 numbers the first two numbers are the rating andf the third digit is the x10 multiplier.  Example: 473 is 47000pF or .047mfd.  472 is 4700 or .0047mfd which doesn't do anything for your guitar.  Basically the bigger the number the more treble it can remove.  It's just a low pass filter.

Now that I've setup all of my guitars with the same .047 cap I now get a thicker smoother tone that the PODHD responds very well too.  I also went back to my JoelAngelV3 setting instead of JoelAngelV3-5.  I dial the tone control back from wide open to maybe 2/3rds open.  But atleast now I get the same results on all 3 guitars and I like the .047 cap with the Dimarzio Super Distortion pickups in my Jackson guitars.  I tried .033 and .02 caps but the .047 cap gave me the most adjustment and (atleast for me) the best tone.

I wanted to pass this along as it took me a couple weeks and several trips to Radio Shack buying caps.  I also researched forums about differant types of caps and, atleast for heavier tones, it didn't make any differance.  For clean sounds it seemed that some people could hear a differance and others said they couldn't.

I know I improved my tone substantially by spending a couple dollars on caps and a few minutes of soldering.

Hey !!!! Great work !! Thanks a lot... Sorry Line 6, this was a better (and funnier) manual... Great images and great description... I don't know much about amps and effects, but now, I know a little more !! Thanks