hernan93

Thank you VoxMan. I will try that. The thing regarding this is that I would like to make a "setup gig" at home that I can reproduce in a venue with any other Amp. The "problem" with this to me is that I would be "dependent" of the DSL 40.

Hello Team. I realized many of my preferred patches in my X3 live had the Volume block after the Stompboxes+Amp modeling block. As you know the Volume block is the first (or second) one in the POD GO presets, so this make me question myself about the "right" or recommended position of the Volume block. Should it be in second place or should it be after the amp and cab modeling? What would be the advantages/disadvantages (or characteristics) of place the volume block in different locations? Thank you in advance. Hernan

Hi Team, I just unpacked my POD Go this week and I was very excited about it. I have read and watched a lot of videos regarding the best way to connect the Pod Go whit the Marshal DSL 40CR and I've found that some people suggest the 4 CM while others suggest going direct to the Amp FX return. I have tried the FX return but I'm not sure if I should use the Amp Out jack or the main POD's Out (L/Mono). In summary, I'm not satisfied with the results I've had get so far. I bet POD Go can sound much better, at least like the videos or demos I have seen. So my questions regarding this are: What would be the connection chain that gets the best sound of the POD Go in my DSL 40? Notice that I don't care about using the Amp tube drive... I want to use the Amp or pre Amp modeling of the POD Go. What output jack will work best with my setup: Amp Out or L/Mono Out? Please help me to clarify when to use each. If I'm going into the FX loop return, should I bypass the cab simulation right? What about the Amp and PreAmp modeling, should I focus my tweaking in just Pre-Amp or is it ok to use Amp simulations in this setup? Thank you in advance, I hope I can tweak these things up to get a nice sound.