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  1. Thank you for the reply and advice. It's confirming my suspicions that a noise gate would be needed. Despite the fact that I've been gigging longer than most people on these forums have been alive my only experience with a noise gate has been when it's already been part of a signal chain someone else created. The whole no amp experience is fairly new to me though there's no way I'm going back to lugging my Twin or Marshall combo to gigs again not to mention that the gigs I do make them impractical anyway. Time to research the appropriate use of a noise gate.
  2. I am using my POD GO as my go to for all my gigs so have been purchasing some extra patches both from Line 6 and other sources. At home I play though a Headruxh FRFR speaker. For some reason almost all the patches I've picked up are quite noisy to the point of having to add a noise gate which in most cases removes some of the good points of the patch. I've listened to audio of the patches before purchase and the sounded fine. Does anyone out there have an answer maybe in settings. For gigs I go straight to the PA. Same with the Praise Band I play in and the problem isn't as pronounced but I need to be able to use them at home to suss out when to use them on stage.
  3. Not in my case. It has happened during a song where I've switched to that patch from a different patch. A quick switch back and forth between patches again fixes it but you don't know when it's going to happen again of course.
  4. I recently started having an issue with my patches losing their sound. As an example. I'm playing in Americana Clean and all of a sudden all of the content that makes that tone what it is vanishes and it sounds like I'm sending a much lower dry signal to my Headrush flat response speaker. It happened at a gig so for a temporary fix I found that if I switched to any other patch say footswitch B and then back to the one I really wanted all of the settings returned to normal. This has happened a few times now on different patches. Anybody have a fix? The unit is still under Warranty but I'm working regularly and don't have a backup to send it to Sweetwater for a couple of weeks.
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