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Has anyone had any luck getting your Pod HD - DT25 rig to sound as good as in the Line 6 video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2TrH6weS47U&t=58s I can't get my set up to sound even remotely that good! Any secrets anyone can share?

I'm using an HD300 as a pedalboard, with the amp models bypassed. That leaves me with FX1, FX,2, and FX3 to use (plus the reverb) for effects. For each of the FX knobs, all the way left is supposed to turn off the effects for that control -- so it should say "No Effect" (or something like that) on the LCD screen. But that doesn't happen on my unit. Instead it still shows an effect that is active. Is this normal?

I’m a relatively new user of a DT25 head and also a POD HD Pro. I’ve used the DT25 both separately and also linked to the POD HD. Right now I think I like the DT25 stand-alone better than linked, as the amp seems to have more “umph” that way. Anyway, here’s my question: the DT25 manual and some of the Line 6 videos make it seem like voicings I-IV on the amp are associated with four different feedback loop configurations. But those configurations aren’t “fixed”, are they? I used the DT Edit software to set up 8 amps of my choosing for the head. And by doing that, have I changed the feedback loop configurations? For example, for both channels A and B in the “stock” DT25, voicing III is associated with a zero negative feedback loop (like in a VOX AC30). But if I program voicing III in channel A (using DT Edit) to be a Marshall JCM800, do I still have a zero negative feedback loop for that voicing in channel A? Or have I changed that negative feedback loop to be like that in a Marshall?