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  1. fflbrgst
    I really don't know, something in the amp output stage.
  2. fflbrgst
    Test mode basically bypasses the modeling preamp. You coudl also plug into the CD/MP3 input in the back. Note that none of the amp controls work in this mode.
  3. fflbrgst
    Try posing yoru question in the Amplifi section of these forums.
  4. fflbrgst
    Mud is usually defined as the 200-400Hz range. If you're using the Digitech's modeling (amp/cabinet/distortion-fuzz), then put the Spider on a Clean setting with Drive turned down. My guess is you're getting a combination of distortions (digitech X Spider) making the sound unclear
  5. fflbrgst
    This sounds like a problem with the amp, not the FBV. The FBV just sends the channel-select signal, it doesn't have any capacity to send a bank change.
  6. fflbrgst
    It's in the FAQs that you need to use both outputs of the amp or an imbalance will happen - which can void any warranty. To the OP, parts are available through Line6, but if you don't know how to solder, I would suggest bringing the amp to an authorized service center.
  7. fflbrgst
    I'd leave the EQ flat on the Digitech and amp, and just use the 7-band EQ, if you really feel the need for that much tone adjustment.
  8. fflbrgst
    Even though your Pod is the active soundcard, check your Windows sound settings - the input level may be set at 100%, turning it down to around 10% usually works.
  9. fflbrgst
    You can also run a line out of the Pod into the CD/MP3 input on the back panel.
  10. fflbrgst
    I think you would also find the patches may sound significantly different between a 150 (with 4x12 cabinet?) and a 75 and would require some amount of EQ , gain and volume tweaking.
  11. fflbrgst
    It's a matter of getting your settings correct - both on the amp and on the pedal. Keep experimenting.
  12. fflbrgst
    First things to check are the cable and the connectors - both the one into the FBV and the one into the amp. Check for any bent pins.
  13. fflbrgst
    Definitely not 'daisy chained' - the FBV MkII only has one conenction point (Cat5 to amp). I don't have a Amofi, but wiht a Spider IV, I never needed more than 4 tones for any one song (usually only 2), so would have a bank set up with the 4 tones I would need for the current song (and maybe the next one. If i needed different patches for another song, I would have those on the next bank up (or down), so easy one-button change between songs.
  14. fflbrgst
    You need to adjust the channel volume for the patch to the desired level, an save it as such.
  15. fflbrgst
    SOunds like a bad component or solder joint (but could be a processor), I'm afraid bringing it to an authorized service center would be your only solution.
  16. fflbrgst
    You should not run the amp with speakers only plugged into one output jack. Your best bet is to find a 2x12 cabinet wiht 8 ohm speakers, then rewire it with two jacks hooked up to each speaker separately.
  17. fflbrgst
    The speaker is designed to give the best representation of sounds from the modeling of the amp. Switching to a speaker designed to give a more 'guitar amp' sound (non-modeling amp) could result in less than ideal tones. Since the Vintage30 is only rated to 60watts maximum, you also have the possibility that you could damage it when the volume on the map is cranked to full. If your band is THAT loud when gigging, considering miking the amp, or go with a Spider 120 or 150.
  18. fflbrgst
    Step on the toe (very hard) of the pedal, and it will switch between WAH and VOLUME operation.
  19. fflbrgst
    I'm afraid this is going to have to go to the repair shop, doesnt' sound like anything you can troubleshoot at home.
  20. fflbrgst
    Sorry, but you are mistaken on the way the looper operates on this amp. When you change the sound patch on your amp, the loop will change it's sound as well. I'm guessing you didn't realize it before you did the firmware update.
  21. fflbrgst
    Have you installed the Line 6 drivers for the UX2? Perhaps running Monkey and checking for all updates will do it?
  22. fflbrgst
    Same problem as the Spider IVs. If you google it there is a youtube showing how to bypass the speaker cut-off on the Spider, I imagine this will work with the Amplifi, too - but note that it will nullify your warranty. The one issue could be that there is only one volume control, so adjusting your amp's speaker output volume will also affect the headphone output volume (potentially overdriving the PA board input), so whoever is running the board needs to adjust accordingly.
  23. fflbrgst
    If you are trying to hear the PodFarm-modified sound as you are recording it, you need to select the track monitor in Reaper (small box with a '0' with a line through it). If you ar etyring to hear the direct input (unmodified tone) of the guitar, then you need to look at the software mixer in PodFarm - assume you are using this as stand-alone into Reaper, rather than as a plug-in in Reaper.
  24. fflbrgst
    If you like the sounds you get from the amp, then no. If you want to get additional sounds, then yes.
  25. fflbrgst
    Are you attempting to do this from Spider Monkey? That's the first thing you need to download.
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