franciscocabrera

my Spider III doesn't have an effects loop, but on the head itself it has some delay tones and small effects like phaser, tremolo, and chorus flange....wont i be able to do a lot more with the FPP?

I tried both methods you told me, and when i put the POD in front of the cs-2 and ds-1 it got a bit better...but the buzzing has not completely stopped, i can hear SOME notes being played and what channel should i have my amp head on? i did all this on the slipknot built in preset and it made the buzzing noise, but when i did it on a clean setting nothing came out also when you mean pretend the POD is an amp....do you also mean to have the ns-2 go out to the POD, then the POD to the head? because i did that and still no difference in sound i also tried connecting the POD by itself, running the guitar to the POD to the amp head....and the same noise is brought out another thing is that on my POD, the master volume knob on the back has to be in a certain "sweet spot" to make noise

To release the cover only, just remove the screws that are padded with rubber, that should remove the backside faceplate...also you might want to remove the small silver screws as well.

My Floor POD Plus is connected to 3 other pedals, and for some reason, it is creating a buzzing noise that won't go away. Also the noise gets louder as i try to play music through the guitar. Anyone know why this is happening? My setup: Guitar>Boss NS-2 Noise Supressor Boss NS-2 (send)>Floor POD Plus>Boss CS-3>Boss DS-1>Boss NS-2(Return) Boss NS-2(output)>Line 6 Spider III 150 watt head