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I wouldn't worry too much about it. Official Line6 reps will have an additional tag.

Glad you sorted it. You can also click the drop down that shows the currently loaded tone from any view.

The files need to reside on the device.

You can play any song you want on your pc while using the UX if that is what you are asking. The UX cannot remove the voice form songs if that is what you rate asking.

You can go to your authorized devices here and remove what you are not using: http://line6.com/account/devices/ If you still have a problem or it says Lifetime Limit reached you need to call Line6 or open a support ticket, they will be able to reset your Lifetime Limit.

I'm not sure they are directly compatible. You might try searching the steam community.

Sorry, I don't use the PP. I'm sure someone else will chime in.

That's strange, they should all be there. How did you normally access the presets before the reset?

The entire AMPLIFi series is currently at fw 2.10.00. But the actually fw is slightly different depending on which device you have.

My guess is it is discontinued but currently supported. I would also guess it will be supported for however long the POD Studio series is supported. This is just a guess.

Which device?

Can you see what FW you have form you Android device? Also, for recording on Mac 10.7+ you should be good to go. http://line6.com/support/topic/10834-amplifi-150-usb-recording-no-dice/

Also make sure your battery is fully charged.

You can run the Main Out(s) to your Marshall, if it has an FX Loop, route the Main Out(s) the the Marshall's FX Return. The is no way directly transfer tones form previous Line6 products. The AMPLIFi does use the xt/Pod Farm algorithms, so you should be able to reconstruct those tones (or come pretty close). You can also you the Tone Match feature as a starting point too.

Did you install the drivers and update the firmware? FWIW, you can not control the FX100 with a PC, but you can use the FX100 as a USB Audio device for playback and recording.

+1 to silverhead Also, Android compatibility was added in FW 2.0, so if you have an earlier FW, you will need to use the PC Utility or an iOS 7 or 8 device. If you use the PC Utility, make sure to install the drivers first.

First run the Monkey and get green ticks for drivers/firmware and POD Farm 2.5x (you may have done this already. The UX becomes your soundcard, you need to connect you speakers/headphones directly to it. You can also search the Knowledge Database for set up videos.

I'm assuming it came with the FX Junkie and you did not purchase a license for the add-on? Is so, just unregister it from you account, no need to cancel your account. The new owner will be able to register it under his/her account. If you did purchase the license for the FX Junkie, you can gift it to the new owner, but I do not think that is your case.

Love my JTV-89F. When I first got it I played it for over an hour before even turning on the modeling. Although the neck took a bit of getting used to compared to my Schecter JL-7 FR.

Working against 30+ years of muscle memory is a strange sensation!!

I mainly run my FX100 thru studio monitors, but I have run the main out into the fx return on a Spider Valve MKii HD100 and it sounds awesome (IMHO).

I would definitely flash it and start fresh. Who knows what firmware it currently has. If you do not have a POD device that powers the JTV, make sure you have a fully charged battery before flashing.

Is it like that on all models? Have you tried reflashing it?

That pretty much sums it up!! My 89F does the same thing. The fact that there is virtually no crosstalk when not palm muting is a testament to how well the isolation is of the transfer of vibrations to the piezos from individual strings. Now if I can just figure out how to dampen my palm!!