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Fuzz pedals can always be a bit tricky with different amps (mid-scooped Fender vs Marshall etc). But the Dt25 with its different amp topologies (from Fender-y clean to gainy) should offer a platform that works with your fuzz. Unless you override the topologies (with MIDI or a Pod HD) and put some high-gain models in there.

Gig levels is a relative term, but generally anything around 85 to 100 db is sufficient. I think of gig levels as stage volume levels rather than FOH levels coming our of the PA which hopefully are MUCH different levels for you. The settings I use with my DXR12 set to unity or mid-point on the gain knob and my Helix big knob volume at about 1 o'clock is probably around 90 db which doesn't seem to bother any of my neighbors. Many of them have commented they enjoy listening to me practice. But then I don't normally practice at night or early in the morning either.

When weird behaviors of the POD happen the suggested cure is always the same, ie: 1) - save your patches to your computer 2) - re-install the latest firmware without retaining your patches when asked during the flashing procedure 3) - do a global reset (important step which needs to be done after any flashing, to avoid unexpected weird behaviors) 4) - do a pedal calibration (important step which needs to be done after any reset, to avoid unexpected weird behaviors) 5) - re-load your previously saved patches in your device by using the editor _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ All about POD HD500/X help and useful tips

Hola amigos, soy de Chiapas, México, le comento que tengo el mismo problema y mi experiencia aunque aun no lo he arreglado, tengo el mismo detalle con el Pod XT Live y un Pod XT, en ambos me lo ha presentado pero en el XT solo me lo hizo una vez en un lugar donde la corriente estaba un poco baja, después de eso no me lo volvió a hacer, pero el XT ya hasta le dio una revisada un electrónico y cambió todas las perillas (Knobs) de los AMP TONE CONTROLS, pero ni así quedo. Al parecer a mi me empezó a fallar cuando se descompuso mi eliminador de corriente e hizo un corto (lo que me lleva a pensar que sea un componente dañado por ahí, pero que aun lo encuentro), puede que sea muy sensible a las bajas cargas de corriente eléctrica y pues hasta ahora no he encontrado una solución y la verdad estas pedaleras presentan mucho esto, ya que un amigo tambien tenia una con el mismo fallo. les recomiendo usar un regulador o estabilizador de corriente para proteger sus equipos ya que recuerden que estos aparatos son americanos y alla casi no sufren mucho los cambios bruscos de corriente electrica. Esperemos alguien nos pueda ayudar.Saludos

> POD XT volume diferences between patches When you factory-reset the unit, the default patches will still have volume differences. Also, many of the default patches have very strange settings and are not musically usable until they are edited. Further, the stomp, modulation, delay and wah effects themselves all have weird default settings (which require editing every single time you build a patch). I don't know why the unit is set-up that way. The defaults could have been much better. Note that when you reset it, you will lose any amp/effects packs that have been bought and added by previous owners. Also I've read that if something goes wrong during the reset process, you could 'brick' the unit. If you do need access to the preset patches, you can get them by connecting the unit to a computer via the Monkey software. This also allows you to download patches which users have uploaded to the CustomTone website. So, taking everything into consideration, personally I wouldn't do a reset unless it is really necessary.