markcawley

Right found it......... I unplugged the USB.3 and plugged into the USB.2 at the back of my computer rather than the front.......... thanx for all your help Uber Guru your a star.

Yes its still there but quieter.

Ok unplugged the line in so its JUST the USB connected....... headphones are in the POD........ still got the delay...echo though........ damn this is a bugger init? I DO appreciate your help though lol.

Come on line 6 get a good Edge from U2 sound......... actually I mean get that SDD3000 sound that we all here.

Right ok...... from that I know that the USB is creating a very short loop in playback......... Anyone know how to stop this loop effect so that I can adjust settings in POD EDIT rather than bending down all the time and tweaking the knobs on the HD500 which at my age is a pain lol. Come on Line 6 sort it out. If you do ill be able to put the HD500 back up there with the top stompers in the world lol.

Ive just unplugged the USB and the echo disappears......... but means I cant adjust my settings in POD EDIT without hearing the echo..... that's a bit crap isn't it lol. There HAS to be a way around this.

Hiya......thanx for replying No I don't hear it when disconnected. Im actually not running through a DAW at the moment. I have the left and right outputs from the POD into the line in of the PC and the USB cable in the front of the PC so I can change settings in POD HD EDIT. The PC is configured to use the POD for playback AND recording. The onboard soundcard is disabled.

Hiya I have my POD HD500 going into my PC using the HD500 as the soundcard. My headphones are plugged into the HD500. The PC soundcard is disabled. My problem is that when I play a note on the guitar I get a very quick slapback sort of echo. There are no effects enabled so is a dry signal..... ie...not going through a delay. All I should hear is the single note that im playing WITHOUT this annoying slapback echo. Thanks for any help you can offer.