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  1. i just received the line hx stomp box. i have a gibson studio guitar and a black star ht clumb 40 tube amp with a single speaker , ( it is kind of like a marshal tube amp) three questions. 1. i really like the tone of my amps dirty channel and clean too. so is there a way to to a bypass with out having to swtich the power off on the stomp box when i want to just play direct into the amp 2. i assume i should only use the stomp effects with the clean channel and not run it on the crunch channel of my amp. or can i? 3. what is the best way to connect the stomp. should i run in from the front of the amp or run it off the back effect loop , i normally ran all of my analog effects off the front. thanks for the help Dave
  2. i was hoping this would be easy for me but i guess not. here is the scoop. i have a les paul and a blackstar tube amp. I love the tone and crunch i get from my blackstar's gain channel and it lends itself well to a bunch of songs my band plays. i was told to plug in the firehawk to the fx loop in the back using 4 cables. then on firehawk app turn off all of the effects and under amp setting (clean amps) hit the no amp icon. i did all of this and my clean out of the amp sounds good but when i hit the switch on my blackstar amp to get to my gain crunchy awesome tones all i get is a hiss sound what am i doing wrong .. there must be a way to bypass the firehawk ..or is the only way to do this is to unplug my guitar from firehawk and plug staight into my amp? please help. overall i like the firehawk but i dont want to lose the awesome crunch from my amp
  3. just purchased firehawk so im still a newbie with this. i love the d crunch i get from my Blackstar tube amp dirty channel . so when i want to play a song with just my pure amp sound is there a way to bypass the firehawk completely? or do i have to unplug my guitar out of the firehawk and directly back to my amp i tried to create a firehawk tone by turning off off the cabinet and effects ect. but then my amp tone sounds a bit muffled please help thanks
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