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  1. DetectiveVdawg

    Does anyone know what the benefit of the cab simulated direct out is?

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      I haven't ever used that feature, but on page 4 the manual states:

       

      12. Cabinet Simulated Direct Out – Provides a transformer-tapped
      direct output with cabinet simulation for studio recording or live
      performance without mic’ing your amplifier. The ground lift switch can
      be used to eliminate hum or buzz.

       

      From: https://nl.line6.com/data/6/0a06434d8eea507efb30bdbdd/application/pdf/DT50 Quick Start Guide - English ( Rev D ).pdf

       

      So I guess the advantage is not having to use a microphone and getting a simulation of the cabinet instead. Sounds similar to that Red Box idea on the Hughes & Kettner amps? 

  2. DetectiveVdawg
    I know it's years later, but I need help in setting up my POD HD500X to be used for Rocksmith. Is there anyone that has done this and been successful in the attempts to use it on there? I like the tones I get out of this vs the Rocksmith tones.
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