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Thanks for the information,,, I sent them an email as well (mission), I'm waiting for an answer... There is a Mission switch upgrade kit on sale, it costs 25usd, but it is a TRS connection, I think it is for standard Ep1, so I thought that there are people here on the line6 forum who have already done such modifications

I suppose you could 'Frankenstein' something together, but it seems to me you'd be better off dependability-wise to just have a cheap, small analog mixer where you have a main out and a monitor out so you only have to gain stage a single signal out of the Stomp and manage the in ears and front PA speaker volumes separately.

I figured the Stomp users would really like that extra DSP! I'm digging the new Cali too. I love the sound of a good Mesa cab but even the best IR's I still found kind of lacking what I wanted from them in one way or another. This one's hitting some sweet spots for me though. Here's my current settings for it: 57 - cap edge - 1.00" - 0 deg - low cut 80Hz - hi cut 10.0kHz - level 0.0dB - center - 0.0ms 121 - center - 7.00" - 0 deg - low cut 80Hz - hi cut 10.0kHz - level -2.5dB - center - 0.02ms Sounds awesome to me with the Vitriol Lead and Plumes OD!

Very Zen use of white space :-) Using both devices vs a single Helix LT or Floor saves you very little floor space, especially if you add an expression pedal (wah/volume). It increases wiring complexity and thus the number of potential failure points. It increases setup/teardown time. It adds latency to the system. It does not, in any way, increase the amount of DSP or # of FX available. Unless there's something about your application/rig that you didn't mention in your post, you're much better off sticking to a single Helix LT/Floor.

Hi Rick! Why does it happen too many times that when a member asks a direct question, the replies go off-topic? :) :) :) You have had (9) replies so far, and no answer has been given to your, IMHO, simple, straight forward question :) :) :) I would like a list of Factory Presets as well!

I also own a StageScape mixer and a set of StageSource speakers. They form a wonderfully integrated and great sounding system. If you can pick up a set of used ones that are in good working order at a great price you will be doing yourself a favour. But I agree (and I have no inside information here) that Line 6 is no longer pursuing their own brand of mixer/speaker products. Since Line 6 was bought out by Yamaha it seems that Yamaha is incorporating some StageScape/Source IP and technologies into their own Yamaha brand of similar products.

You could use Apples own AU Lab. It's a very lightweight AU host and loads a lot faster than Logic or Garageband. https://www.apple.com/itunes/mastered-for-itunes/

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/f2qdh9jtcl6s5cv/AACRlEt-UVeLAhuvV4YwMY7Wa?dl=0