EncoreBlade

You don't need to buy a monster power amp either. I've used a Kustom Defender (5w tube) and it sounded great through a 1x12 closed back cab. Suprising how loud it was but that was for jamming around the house.

Wouldn't that mean you're putting a preamp through a preamp?  

You have a speaker cabinet but do you have an amplifier? You'll need an amplified speaker and the left analog out from the pod can be plugged into it. Then you just need to configure your output settings for the type of amplification your plugging into. As far as the settings go, it's all up to what you hear as to what setting your going to use. You should try them all to see what gives for your particular environment.

Time to go power amp shopping...

What kind of power amp should I be looking at?  I mean, I'm not looking to break the bank or anything, but I'd also rather avoid cheap quality crap too.  Also, if I were to connect it to the power amp+guitar cab, would signal still flow out from the Digital Out output so I can record and monitor through the cab at the same time?

Hey all.  So instead of using my usual headphone setup, I was wondering about connecting this to a cab?  I have a guitar cab that I haven't used in ages.  How do I go about using my Pod with the cab because I know you can't just plug it in...or can you?  I don't know.

2nd question.  Because of the El Capitan driver issue, I opted to buy a s/pdif cable and use that to record my pod to my interface, which thankfully has a digital in input.  Once Line 6 gets the driver working for El Capitan, would there be any benefits to recording via the USB input versus sticking with the s/pdif connection?  So far I haven't noticed anything different.

Hey all.  So I've got a 6 channel interface.  I use all 6 inputs for drums.  Would I be able to utilize the S/pdif connections on both my interface and the pod?  What input, in logic, would I have to pick in order to record what my Pod is sending through the s/pdif?