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  1. Thanks again hurghanico. It kind of makes sense now. When I tried the hard panning method I didn't use a "dummy jack plug" and so, as you rightly point out out the acoustic patch also got through the Right 1/4 out . This way I'd be able to use the FX loop for inserting pedals and won't need a separate DI box for hooking the acoustic to Front of House PA.
  2. Would it be possible to send the "acoustic patch" signal via the xlr output only and the "electric" patches via the unbalanced outs?
  3. Guys, tried above and seems to work fine - Thanks a lot for the help. Don't think i'd figured it out by myself. brywool: i'd tried the hard-panning option as you state above, but it just didn't work. For some reason, some "unwanted" signal managed to get into each different systems (PA vs Amp). What i've now done is include a FX loop in the last effects block chain of the acoustic patches and only connect the "send" cable with no "return" cable back to the pod.
  4. Hi, I've recently updated from X3 live to HD500X. Does anyone out there know if it's possible to mute individual balanced or unbalanced outputs? I'm trying to configure an acoustic/electric setup. Connecting electric to main input and acoustic to auxiliary. Then sending output of acoustic patches to a PA system whilst sending the "electric" signal to the front of my amp.
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