Metallpt147
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Oh ok gotcha...yea I've gotten it to sound awesome with using studio direct AND combo front but with combo front the distortions sound more fuzzy and staticy but still decent...thanks a lot guys!
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Oh nice man...well good to know I'm not the only one lol..and I do like the options of actually using the mics because on combo/front u can't use the mics
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awesome answers guys thanks! the thing is that I don't like my amps distortion so using it with no amp or cab sings would be atrocious lmao..my amps distortion is fuzzy as hell and not heavy in any way. i just noticed that when i have it in studio direct on the settings and on the little switch that says "line" and "amp" on the right side i have it set to amp (all doing this withOUT using the fx look but just connecting my amp from guitar to hd500x then L mono 1/4" out to front input of the amp. i know you said there is no WRONG way but for some reason people always say to use the line in of the FX loop but i don't do that so technically its "wrong" right?
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Hey what's up guys. Just wondering what you're input is on setting up the pod hd500x on studio direct, 1/4th set to amp while going into the front of an amp (basically without using the 4 cable method so I'll be using amp n cab sims). In my case I use a crate amp and when I do that I honestly think it sounds BEAST!. I know it's the "wrong" way to do it but I think it sounds good. I can get almost the same tone putting it in combo front with setting mids too 100khz and highs and lows to flat. Anybody else notice this as well or no?
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Yea that's what I figured as well...thanks a lot for the help!
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Well that I don't know because on the POD I don't have anything left to right and haven't played actual music through it that has a left n right track to distinguish each other...I'll take a look at that when I get a chance..but I do believe that it is just because of my headphones having a 3 band instead of a 2 (meaning the little bands on the actual jack thrmselves)
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Yup exactly and it's weird and even more weird that nobody else on this forum except us has this problem lol
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Well the problem isn't the headphones fitting into the adapter or the Sony adapter fitting into the pod...it's that I have to not go "balls deep" into the pod with the adapter and leave some of it out (but more than just the tip as well) lol..if anything I would say I put like 3/4 of the adapter in the pod and it sounds fine just when I put it in all the way is when the staticky sound starts...btw some of these posts were hilarious ha
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Well I went to guitar center and asked one of the guys there if there were any other types of adapters and he said "no I don't think so" and I explained this same situation to him n he said "hmm that's weird"..and no I don't have to force it in it goes all the way in normally but I can only hear a normal sound when it's out...are there any adapters that have only one of those black "bands" on them? He said it might be the actual connection inside the pod but I don't think that's correct To the person that said to use a washer (sorry I'm replying from my phone can't see the name), how or where would I go about putting the washer?
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hey guys just wondering what kind of headphone adapter am I supposed to be using? i have a sony one (not sure what size it is) but for some reason when i connect it into my PHONES input, i have to leave some of the adapter out, meaning that if i push the adapter all the way in the sound waaaaay to low and when i have it popped out maybe 1/2 a centimeter it sounds perfect..is there a reason for this? anybody else have this "issue"?
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hey just wondering....what kind of adapter do you use? i have a sony one (not sure what size it is) but for some reason when i connect it into my PHONES input, i have to leave some of the adapter out, meaning that if i push the adapter all the way has the sound waaaaay to low and when i have it popped out maybe 1/2 a centimeter it sounds perfect..is there a reason for this? anybody else have this "issue"?