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Hello! I want to buy a Laney GHR100 if it works with this Woodoo Labal. Q: Is Gain, EQ settings can be controlled, saved?

Ok. Thanks!

Yes, original 110 ohms, blue L6 link cable.

Yes of course I'm very careful! I use Electro Harmonyx tubes. They sound very well!

The problem is not with DT EDIT software, but on the digital-analog converter of the modeling in the amp head. There will be noisy. But the cabinet simulation is clear. L6 Link is modeling the software in the head, so noisy. Jack cable is modeling in POD HD500X, not noisy. Condenser can be a memory error ... I'll take it to a specialist.

I used to buy this amplifier, the transformer was repaired. Eleva has a base, but if a loud guitar game is concealed. This would be good to reduce if possible. But my bigger problem is that if I set up with DT Edit program, any amplifier model will be very loud for the hissing. POD HD500x is from L6 links via high hiss, but if I'm going to jack the amplifier, you do not. Cabinet simulations in the head can be used, they do not hiss. Now only Cabinet simulations are switched on and I use the 4 basic topology. Unfortunately, the benefits of L6 Link can not take advantage of ... something confused in the electronics? I tried reset. I reloaded the firmware. Did not help. I really like the sound and knowledge of the amplifier! I would like to continue to use (with L6 link)!

Anyone who is clever, attentive (like me), finds the bias setting (on white plastic 3 spikes next to each other on the motherboard - Bias 1, com, bias 2). Not far from a bluish rotating potentiometer. You can set it up with simple multimeter and phase-pencil . But it is necessary to take care of the risk of electric shock !!!

Used I took the JTV69 and I have a similar problem. Epoxy I pressed the button, it works, but it must be very strong. Button change?!

Did anyone solve the microphone connection? I tried the TC Helicon Play Electric Pedal DI output via AUX and if I bond the guitar via the Helicon, it has an acceptable voice to the microphone in Spider V.