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Wow, I didn't know that, thanks... doing it right now!

Seriously, dude… Don’t you have anything better to do? You’ve trolled the Facebook group, TGP, and here under different usernames. If you don’t like the POD Go, sell it and move on. Don’t complain about it for months on end.

Voxman55 is quite helpful here and in other groups. He was kind enough to answer my questions in a thread and in a private message. He offered to help twice in this thread and simply pointed out that we all had a chance to read about the Pod Go before purchasing. I look forward to reading his future posts and replies. I hope this thread hasn't discouraged him from doing that going forward.

Thanks @codamediaI tried that but it's still not super smooth.

Theoretically, you can assign anything to anything in the HX family of products, by using the Command Centre. Although, how that could/would work in your example, I have no idea. I don’t have access to a Stomp, therefore cannot check the feasibility of this. Also, it appears that contributor “lou-kash” has answered the Y cable question. Oh, BTW, I upvoted your post on IdeaScale.

The definitive answer to your question is YES. The switching is NOT the problem. BUT... All power amps are NOT created equal. Whether or not your desired configuration will work will likely depend on: a) your power amp, and b) which Helix amps/preamps you want to use. If you're using a tube power amp the Helix pre-amps might be fine. If you're using a Class D or other SS power amp you might want to use the full amp models. The HXS will be limited in your dual amp configuration by the available DSP (processor power). Full amp models require more DSP than pre-amps. Usually. Some more than others. Some pre-amps require more DSP than others. Here's a link to a listing of the DSP requirements of most Helix amps/cabs/FX. You can use it to estimate if you'll have enough DSP available for what you want to do. Helix DSP Allocations – BenVesco.com Store Personally, I'd look at an LT or Floor and not have to sweat the DSP issues. Or, down the road, routing issues. And you get an expression pedal. Just sayin'... For some reason, some anti-malware programs think this site is infected. It's not.

Where? I don't see anything like this on my Helix (LT).

I've been a quietly happy Helix (Floor) and Native user for several years. While updating can be complex, I've always made my way through. I've recently purchased my first new Mac since 2015, the Mac Studio. I've slugged my way through dozens of updates and issues, but I can't find my way around a Helix Native issue. I've found that Line6 support is somewhat MIA, which is disappointing. I was on Macos 12.4 on my old Imac, and the current versions of everything was working fine. I'm launching my DAW with Rosetta as recommended for Helix Native. When Helix Native is present on a project or I add it to a track, it does a hard-core crash of my DAW (Digital Performer). I glean from the lack of information on M1 for Native that it is not supported, but Rosetta should be a viable solution. It's not. My Mac Studio is a maxxed-out config, M1 ultra, RAM, storage, etc. Any information appreciated, including anyone successfully running on any M1 machine.

I also haver a Mac Studio M1 Ultra under 12.4. Whether running in M1 or Rosetta mode, Helix Native will not work with my DAW (Digital Performer(). It runs fine on my old Imac with the save Monterrey OS version (12.4). It crashes DP hard. I can't open any project using the plugin. Line6 is quite unreachable for support these days. I have opened a ticket with them. They do not really mention Monterrey support much that I can tell. I sincerely hope they are working to support the M1 and at least Rosetta for this important new Mac model.

Helix has this. I think it's called Bank Limit.