Had to have a little fun last night with this unit since the new firmware came out. Took longer to make all the routings external to the unit than it did to dial in a good tone. Will have to see if anything comes of it. 
Hi Neal
Glad you're enjoying the POD HD Pro and the new update.
In answer to your question about linking the POD HD500 and POD HD Pro together, there's a number of ways starting with simple independently controlled units running using the same input source to a pretty cool integrated system whereby you would need to connect using both MIDI and S/PDIF (or analogue audio) and to then set up control from the POD HD500 over multiple HD500's or HD Pro units. And doing this you could either have pairs of patches working together between a POD HD500/HD Pro and another POD HD500/HD Pro to split DSP heavy stuff between the two. The HD Pro has S/PDIF In but the HD500 does not so if using two HD500s you would be restricted to analogue audio.
You cannot manage audio and control by L6 Link currently, but that would be cool as it would cut down on cabling.
You can also simply drag and drop HD500 presets from your desktop into POD HD Pro Edit or vice-versa which is a lot easier than opening POD HD500 presets in POD HD Pro Edit and using All Files to see them 
Nick
Karl_Houseknecht wrote:
Had to have a little fun last night with this unit since the new firmware came out. Took longer to make all the routings external to the unit than it did to dial in a good tone. Will have to see if anything comes of it.
Looks like fun Karl. Been really slammed with work over the last two weeks. Silly hours stuff. I have flashed all three POD HD's but have only had a couple of hours to work with the latest update. I may get some time this weekend though.
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