mads-k

44 minutes ago, CRM114FGD135 said:

 

Make sure you're not trying to find it under the fixed EQ block.  It doesn't show up there.  To add it, you need to go to a free block, choose the EQ type, then you will find the acoustic simulator.

Thanks! That worked!

Updated to 1.21... Glitz delay is there, but under EQ, I don’t have an acoustic sim? A bug?

Thanks! Did not know that either! Must have triggered it by accident.

Nice! Pretty cool! :)

I would go with the Pod Go as well. I had the Pod 2.0 before, and the sound quality is just much better in the Pod Go. And so many nice effects built in.

The FX loop is simply just my Boss RC3. I tried moving the loop up before the amp(just to play around with it) and I think I have concluded that the issue is that I have been running a mono loop after the wet effects... which obviously results in a more boring (and appearently slightly less loud) signal. Time to get stereo patch-cables for my RC-3 :)

I have made some fine presets on my Pod Go with a lot of nice reverb and delay, and I have been playing around with the FX loop. But every time I enable the mono FX loop, the sound gets noticably worse. Like the sound gets much less vibrant, and a bit lower. At first I thought that it was one of the pedals in my loop, but then i tried to bypass the pedals by simply running a patch cable from send to return. Same result. Any ideas? I’m running the FX loop as the last item in my Pod Go chain.