jandrio

i think the quoted post clearly explains how the pod actually handles the signal...

input 1=variax mags input2=variax path a=HD500x pre, last FX Loop with 0 return path b=acoustic mixer hard pan 100%L + 100%R select acoustic model on variax. connect FX send TRS STEREO out to Mesa Boogie 395 stereo valve power amp connect right 1/4" (or XLR) out to PA u cld also send a STEREO signal 2 PA, just put at leat one stereo FX block AFTER the mixer (note that mixer R is now centered and L is muted). other possible layouts exist, pls try attached 'n adv if ok... tedthebeardemotones.zip

check out this one: Pod Hd 500 - 500x *new* Routing Schematics

on Win7/64 bit there might be a situation where u wld have to disable driver signature enforcement on every reboot in order for the Line 6 drivers to work... check this atricle on how to do this. the shortcut is 2 'hibernate' or 'sleep' yr computer 2 avoid needing 2 go through this hassle...

http://line6.com/support/topic/7299-java-tm-se-binary-not-working/?do=findComment&comment=50394 even with bright new machines, bro murphy’s law still proves itself...

if u want 100% magnetic bridge, just turn off modelling (push the model selector knob)... then, if u want blend of magnetic bridge and modeled pickup which also would have to be position 1, turn modelling on (push again model selector knob)... does this sound ok 4 u?

this is NOT a PODXT forum

Watch out for fluorescent lights and dimmer switches as they can add lots of 60hz noise. Also PSUs usually found in studio environments may "load" the sound with hum/noise. Check out this one: DIY fix - guitar repair - Fixing excessive hum - fixing bad grounds Search 4 "guitar hum". I am sure u will find useful info out there.

or place a noise gate @ the end of ur chain 2 sum up 2 mono... (noise gate settings 100/0)

+1 bravo danjay67 ! this is exactly the definition of creative thinking !

i believe that monkey first downloads the fw file in a temp directory (folder) and it then updates the L6 device from this file, so updating directly thru the button is as safe as updating from file... it is more important 2 ensure continuous power supply during the "fw writing 2 device" phase of the update process...but again, who knows, maybe I'm wrong...

u r welcome

then follow arislaf tip.

here it is (zipped). compared to factory preset, there r mods on pu positions, string vol and pots. Arislaf_Spank.zip

if u have a HD500, follow these steps: 1. set JTV selector switch 2 pos 1 (so u have mags bridge). 2. prepare a patch with lester bridge model with input 1=variax + input2=variax mags 3. load this patch (it is important to load the patch AFTER positioning the JTV selector switch) now u have lester bridge AND mags bridge. with this method u can actual mix ANY mags valid combination with ANY model example 1: mags bridge+middle (pos 2) with lester neck+middle (!) example 2: mags bridge+middle (pos 2) with reso3 neck+brigde the combis are really uncountable..

from workbench hd manual (page 10):

perform a Global Settings reset

check out this one. bear in mind that if u using only one XLR works out 4 mono patches, not 4 stereo ones...

good, same applies 4 me as well. forgot 2 mention that the JTV "disaster plan" is my 1972 Strat and a tube amp I use 4 monitoring purposes...

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even with bright new machinery, the automatic updates and/or some other ...goodies (programs/apps) might cause "unexpected" behaviour...

I have 2 JTV batteries 4 my 69s, but since I also own a HD500, I have never used them. However, at the lives, I always carry one charged battery (4-2 leds on) with me as a “disaster plan†4 power-feeding the JTV in case the HD500 breaks down. After a period of time the battery loses its 4 leds and self discharges 2 1 led. I then fully charge the other one and so on… So my question is: what is the best approach 2 follow in order 2 maximize the batteries life: 1.1.Must I follow a cyclic charge-discharge schedule? Does this approach wear down the batteries? 1.2. What is the max allowable charge-discharge limit? Or should I forget the “disaster plan†and: 2.1. Just store them discharged? 2.2. Just store them fully charged?

One major critical factor that nobody pays any attention at all is the computer’s operating system (OS). Remember that all L6 s/w operates on top of the OS. If the OS is not working flawlessly and virus-free (and believe it or not, a certain OS in many cases it is not), then nothing performs as expected. So, as a rule of thumb, always perform a FW update after a FRESH REBOOT, with no other "..daemons" running on ur PC.

c abstract from workbench hd manual (page 10) on foll: http://line6.com/support/topic/2101-workbench-hd-connection-through-pods/page-7?do=findComment&comment=47129 The correct answer is that whatever pickups u have selected via the selector switch, those ones will b blended.

JTV firmware update thru HD500 was already feasible with JTV flash v2.00. Model tweaking was not possible and this is what the new release addresses.