klangmaler

ß This has been discussed here over and over. I'm still happy that Helix is such a professional gear that only has stable and reliant connections. Otherwise I had sold it ;-)

Yes. (Sh!# sometimes happens when using copy & paste ;-)

Not via MIDI. But I guess you can use either the AUX-In or Mic-In inputs to use the Tyros DSP-effects. Check the Tyros manual: Tyros 5 manual Guitar via DSP

There is no 2.92 firmware update. Sorry, I'm a smart-lollipop today ;-)

...this was part of the 2.80 update:

^ ^ ^ This - and there was another long thread: https://line6.com/support/topic/44840-vdi-wireless/8

Check this out: Monitoring via Cubase

...interesting... You're reporting for half a year of a guitar that your friend bought... Maybe it's time to make it a little more concrete, for example with a recording of the problem - otherwise it's hard to judge over it ;-)

I'm sorry that you can't be helped with your instrument! However, this says little about other JTVs and certainly nothing about Helix. Good luck again, cheers!

...well, did those tips help you?

Sorry, but I cannot agree with this at all (and I also have a 'Korean JTV'). Some folks talk about second hand guitars here, others mention very dubious fabrications... My new JTV was - and still is - in a very good shape ;-) Check these mods out (problems with plinging strings) - if you haven't already: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJhdSczB-lI

NEW pod (go) Why is it a pod-helix - not a Helixpod?!

In fact, a rather tabular academic scientific approach... When I got my Helix 5 years ago, the first year I was mainly busy with playing guitar and tweaking ;-)

(@Nightsky1376) Who turned the clock? Is it Groundhog Day again? First of all: The (endless) debate about the 'amp-in-the-room' sound vs. the more 'mic'd recorded sound' filled this forum years ago already - (and leads systematically to ) An amp in a room is an amp in a room and logically will always sound different than a FRFR system (maybe more like an - amp in a room?). Maybe you should switch to a tube amp (Line6 DT series for example)? Nevertheless, with (Global-) Eq's it's no longer a problem to tastefully influence the more high-frequency sound of a FRFR system. This is NOT a question of IR's in the first place. Both ways lead to good sound results - but they HAVE to sound different (because you are using different hardware, speakers etc). Besides, Jason Sadites made this informative video (last year): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s2JP8uXQZB0 Eagerly awaiting a more detailed description of your (hardware) setup and your recording ;-)