mitch103

So in order to put my digital delay pedal in the 'simulated effects loop' I just place it AFTER the mixer?

Wait, you mean I can't just return my wife to the store and get my money back?? Haha! Could you take a look at my previous post concerning pod questions real quick though?

Couple more random questions about the pod hd: How do I simulate putting a pedal in the amps effects loop? What is the difference between stereo, dynamic, and digital delays.. which would be most similtar to an analogue delay?

Doesn't tube normally have a nicer tone as well? I know its all a matter of opinion but i've always enjoyed tube amps more than solid state. That carvin looks very nice. From a tone standpoint do you think the carvin poweramp would make much of a difference in tone than the rectifier power amp?

I search for 100w power amps and it keeps coming up with things that dont have 1/4 input and output jacks, just RCA.. any advice on other options besides the marshall 9100?

I should have stated earlier I have a mesa boogie dual rectifier 100w 3 channel head. My pod is a desktop version and I bought a MKII for switching channels. I like the rectifier's tone but I like mixing amp tones even better and dont have the cash to buy a real uberschall + another 4x12. I've tried running the left output from the Pod to the effects loop return on my dual rectifier like someone said to do earlier in this thread. It works great and I even get different tones/volume levels as I switch between green/orange/red channels on my rectifier while staying on the same channel on the pod. Is doing this almost the same thing as using a marshall 9100 like the above post mentioned?

Is there anything else I could purchase to perform the same task of 'slaving the power section of the amp head to drive the cabinet'? I apologize as these must seem like really noob, unintelligent questions.

I know this, that's why I asked what is a good way to artificially do so (by using a 100w amp head's power amp?)

I've got a question along these lines. Is the best way to connect my pod hd to a 4x12 cabinet and achieve full volume levels; to run it through the effects loop return of a 50-100w amp head and then run the output of the amp head to the cabinet? Like what if I instead went: guitar-> pod-> amp IN (rather than affects loop return) ->4x12. What would be the difference? The whole point being i like the pod hd's tones much better than my amp head's tones but I need that jam session level of volume that a little powered studio monitor just can't deliver

Hey guys im new here but i've been loving my new hd desktop so much i decided to sign up on the forums. Managed to combine the dual rec and the uberschall together to get this NASTY high gain rhythm tone. Here's my amp selections that havent already been mentioned: Cornford RK-100 Voodoo V-Rock