jgalan007

petef63's case looks elegant as well though.

this looks nice. functionality and and looks. not too bulky, you can remove the top cover if you dont wanna remove the POD Go from it's case. https://theflightcasecompany.com/line-6-pod-go-flight-case

UPDATE! I WAS ABLE TO USE MY HD500X NOW WITH M1 CHIP! IM SO HAPPY! anyws i was using Boom 2 for enhancing my global Mac EQ and there was an instruction where you have to lower down Mac's security in the boot up. so after turning off your Mac, press and hold the power button until the security bootup something appears then choose less security if i remember it correctly. then restart your Mac. once powered on, go to system preference then security, there will be an option to allow Line 6. i allowed it then now it's working.

copy pasting my comment from the other topic: so i just got myself a macbook pro 16" with m1 pro chip. and as expected, my hd500x is not being detected. created a ticket about it but here's what i got

so i just got myself a macbook pro 16" with m1 pro chip. and as expected, my hd500x is not being detected. created a ticket about it but here's what i got

i know this topic is too old but probably replying to this thread ain't that late. So i definitely understand why he wanted his guitar sound to go out with his computer speaker (assuming that he have guitar amp and used the output(s) for the guitar amp as another monitor) using USB. Probably he dont want his computer speakers to be plugged out from his computer so that he can still use it while watching videos, etc. So here's how to lessen the latancy problem. It still have latency but at least its just a millisecond. So first follow the red lines from the photo for windows. Open your sound settings, go to record then go to the properties of Line 6 Audio Interface then check "listen". Now you'll be able to hear your guitar coming from the computer speakers but with latency. Now 2nd follow the blue line fron the image. open control panel, then open Line 6 MIDI then you see there that you have the option to adjust the latency/buff.