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Okay, I think as Codamedia says the best thing is to take the Helix to a store, try a Yamaha DXR12 or QSC K10.2, and hear the result. A question for DunedinDragon: but do you have a pair of speakers for each brand or do you have two speakers, one Yamaha and one QSC? And by the way, thanks for the suggestions guys....

First of all, thank you for your answers. Regarding the J8A speakers are used a little bit everywhere, local squares and have a very good response. However, the problem arises precisely from the fact that while using a Mixer and the J8A speakers the sound comes out muffled a lot with mellow bass and midrange. I don't understand why using a helix amp simulator the speakers can't give that sound even though they are 2-way biamped Bass-Reflex system with frequency response: 60Hz - 20kHz and Digital DSP processor with EQ and dynamic protections for proper tonal balance and total protection at any volume. For example, the Red Sound LG12 SE/NEO has a frequency response of 60 to 16,000 Hz (+/- 3 dB). The J8A has a frequency response of: 60Hz - 20kHz. Where is the difference? Thx to all

Good morning to all. First of all, I clarify that I am an amateur in the use of the Helix and that I am studying a lot to achieve good results. I have a Fender Stratocaster American Professional and a Gibson Standard Gold Top. Unfortunately though, trying to simulate the sound of Gary Moore in "Still got the blues" and despite simulating the original setup the sound is very far from the original. What I don't understand is that if I use the Brit J45 Brt amp alone (that would be the Marshall® JTM-45) output from FBT J8A speakers with Mackie Mixer, the simulation gives me an incredibly muffled sound, with no color particularly with the Fender. I tried then other amps but the sound remained almost always similar. Only with Bass amps does the sound change a little bit . The strange thing is that in headphones everything changes. The sound varies a lot and you can hear it! The question is just this: why in the PA system are the sounds completely different from the sounds in the headphones? Of logic they should be similar but most importantly all the greats recommend using the Helix directly in the PA system! Is there perhaps some setting to be done in the Helix? I tried to be clear in explaining my problem sorry if I didn't succeed much. I am waiting for your blessed suggestions thank youI am waiting for vpostri blessed suggestions thank you

Hello everyone. I have a Gibson Les Paul Gold Top with the Set Lover pickups. I am trying to create a preset on the Helix Floor that has a useful sound for different styles of music (pop, rock etc). I have purchased several IR's but unfortunately I can't sweeten the sound, the pickups are too "bluesy" and it comes out very closed and muffled. I also tried to use the acoustic simulator in the Helix but you can hear too much "buzz". Can anyone recommend more flexible and less bluesy pickups? Or is there a way on the Helix to manage the sound? My amp is a Marshall Valvestate 2000 Celestion cone. Thanks to all

Resolved. The Elevetors were right. Thanks to all

Ok thanks, I can't right now, but will definitely do it tomorrow! Thanks a lot

Hello everyone. Can you help me to understand why, in some presets where I have inserted the Volume control, using the Exp Pedal 2 the volume goes from 0% to 100% while in some, even if it is at 0%, I still hear the sound even if at a lower level? Thanks to all

You are legendary!!! Thank you was what I was looking for!!!!!! Many many many thx!

Good evening everyone. I have created a patch. I have 4 Snapshots with identical effect values. I would like to change the equalizer and compressor levels in the second snapshot while keeping the effects the same. In the third snapshot I would like to change the levels of the delay and reverb. Doing it directly on the machine is easy enough but I don't know how to go back to the previous level, while on the HX Editor I don't know how to do it. Can you help me? Sorry if I'm not clear....

Thank you guys, sorry for answering only now but I've been very busy and I couldn't dedicate myself to my Line 6... anyway I solved it, thanks again

I found this....https://www.thomann.de/it/lindy_audiokonverter_spdif_digital.htm

Regarding the search for a SPDIF to toslink adapter I have tried but can not find any

Hi SaschaFranck! Thank you so much for your response. I have a doubt though, using MISOTT would switch from Digital to Analog.... at which point I think I would just use the headphone output. I would instead use the digital output of the Line 6 and go into the digital input of the Sennheiser. Thanks again for your kind reply

Good morning everyone. I would like to ask this question because I am a tad inexperienced and I know you guys are LIne 6 wizards. I would like to use some Sennheiser RS195 wirelss headphones with a DIGITAL OPTICAL IN. The Line 6 has an S/PDIF output (75-ohm with RCA connectors). How can I connect the Line 6 to the wireless headset if the ends of the two cables are different? Is there a specific cable or is there an adapter? Or can't I do it? I would be grateful for an answer. I wish you all a good day Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

Welcome, I would like to know why when I insert the volume block at the beginning of the series it automatically engages the EXP2 pedal instead of 1. I can't use the EXP 1 pedal to be able to control the volume. I have the firmware HELIX_Floor_v3.11.0-_0xb5021b036_bundle Thanks