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Thanks to all Hooked it up to the Dennon transmitter, stereo preamp in R channel and Helix in L channel. Strange volume things happened when playing the guitar. Changed the Denon transmitter to Mono -- things worked perfectly. Guitar and mono turntable output to both speakers with good sound quality! Simple preset from scratch with clean tone was easily Adjustable to sound close to clean amp. Have not tried to optimize overdrive or stereo input to transmitter, but so far this is a really amazing unexpected benefit to the Helix. Can't comment on the latency concern, as a newb it felt OK, but better players might find something noticeably annoying. Again, thanks to all Noledoc

So I am a newbie, have had the helix for a couple of days running 4CM in various guises through a Bassbreaker 15.. Now I am intrigued by FRFR possibilities.. My home stereo is almost like a PA system. Remote turntable/preamp into a Denon Pro Audio wireless transmitter then wirelessly to separate power amps at each speaker. The Denon transmitter accepts XLR line level inputs, what do you think of sending XLR out from Helix into one channel/speaker via the wireless transmitter? Power amps are class D 500 Watts, speakers are large with integral amp/subwoofer. I am worried about ruining an expensive system, but it seems like buying a powered PA speaker with included amps etc is duplication of what I have. Noledoc

I have presets using both of the above methods. My question is about inputs and loops. Since it seems the input from the helix (loop 1 send) going to the amp input should be at instrument level, and the return from the amp (effects out) coming back to the amp for delay and reverb should be at line level, since it is after the preamp portion of the Tube amp, I have it going into return loop 2. Since these are configurable as individual inputs/outputs and not loop blocks. That way Loop 1 is set at instrument level and Loop 2 is at line level With the standard 4CM method using a send/return block the loop must be either instrument or line level and will be incorrect in one direction. Is this of any importance? Noledoc