larryohl

This is spot on for what is causing the problem: "The tweed-man, ac15, plexi, supra, vari-plexi, and new tweed all have this." "POD HD Amp Models, which can also be a source of disruption. To minimize this disruption, limit the cases where you switch between one of these Amp Models and one of the other POD Amp Models." RTFM - Read The Freaking Manual To bad it happens on the DT50, does not happen on the DT25 which is why I made an assumption, however assumption means make an a$$ out of...... Thanks for all the replies!! I really like those amp models but cannot afford during gigs for a loud pop even if between songs just to be able to use a handful of amps. I have worked around them with others...... BTW part of what gives these amps their "character" is the cabinets they use, so assigning the Supro Cab to say a GibTone will produce similar but not exact results. Same with the new 8xTeed in the new vintage models pack, it can impart some of the sonic sound but does not total replicate the tweed amp model........ I know people say use the preamp with a DT50, my take is use what sounds good, sometimes the preamp does sometimes the fully modeled does...

Would like to know if this was ever resolved. I have a dt25 which works great for small clubs but cannot handle larger or outdoor venues. So I bought a Dt50 thinking the extra wattage will fix my headroom issue with the dt25. I use an HD500x and only get a click when changing topologies or classes with the dt25. Regardless of the volume of dt50 the pops are EXTREME. Totally usable, pretty sad for a product pitched as every amp you would want to own.....not what the pitch is all about with an HD500. Maybe why they are ditching the product... The dt25 works to spec, just no headroom unless playing softer than any other amp, now an unusable DT50.. Looks like time to return and get my money back. What is strange is that no one on these forums seem to have this issue, a Lemmon maybe?