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Computers don't usually weird-out on their own. Yes, the hardware design can be a problem sometimes. Power supplies can and do fail after a while. And, they have lots of help with that from the code (software) running in them. But the computer itself is just like a car, or an engine, or even a gun for that matter, in that it will sit there on a table(or in a garage), all by itself for decades and decades without ever doing a single thing wrong, until one day when a human tries to fool with it. Maybe it is "us" that is buggy? After all, weren't we the last ones to touch it? ; )

Good luck in your efforts zolko60. I wish you success in getting a re-written and correct manual. ; )

Besides the deadlines and commitments and me being a Negative Nancy" about how things got written in the past, It takes time to write stuff in a way "everyone" understands, or try to. Almost impossible to do. In the meantime just use regular T/S cables on the outputs and aux ports because they seem to work for everyone. Why? Because as it states in the reference above- "Although all the outputs use TRS jacks, they are not true balanced outputs. They are only impedance-balanced." . ; )

Until fall... ; )

Depends on how big your tuner is and if its located in the editor or not....

From the manual- I don't understand why this info was worth a down vote?

Given that L6-Link is to be updated on Helix, I would think that the PC+ firmware will also be updated, but have no information on this and guessing atm.

The iPad editor for the FH-1500 is very well thought out and once paired with your FH-1500 you will wonder how you did without it. Also, get the FBV3 foot controller- and u will be in heaven!!!

Nice of you to say that D.I. And that also makes Line-6 and the competition stay on their toes (which is good for all of us)!

Yea they are 1/4" T-S (and no ring) unbalanced line outs, right next to the 2 XLR outs.

Not sure how gas relates to mental energy, but whatever works. I Got to wondering just where is that "mental gas" of yours located Cru, and do you get that problem after a bowl of beans? ; ) Hey maybe that is where the stupid firmware becomes SMART firmware! I won't go over the process but thanks for the ideas!!! Now, where are those beans....

Grabbed this from TGP this morning- yesterday @ 12:19 pm D.I. wrote:

Those that don't like this have not heard!!!

Glad to see that a few kept the faith (and their DT amp) up till the 2.8 update announcements. Grats!

Personally Id rather see Line-6 throw their R&D in the "other" direction and make a $2500-3000.00 unit with the best of Helix, Kemper and Axe FX III built into the box.

Luv it!

Therapy... Yes, that's what it is... More album covers until 2.8 hits, please...

Sorry for the "off-topic", but Remember this one? And the great artwork done on the Molly Hatchet albums? I have every one of them, some still inside the clear-wrap!

Our age is showing. C&C -I would bet not many have heard that album Silver ; )

“Word, dog!” Heh, when I first read that I thought it said "bird dog"...

As long as there is a tuner in the..., errr.. You are spot on Silver, as always ; )

They are no one.... ; )

Thanks for the concern, but I don't see the point of worrying about the splinter in my eye when many have a 2 x 4 in theirs ; ) That said, I hope that 2.8 pleases "Everyone" once released, not just me.

Naw it's not even close to being overkill. Nice setup however!

FYI- and food for thought. Registering the gear may seem a bit "ah well maybe later"... I've done this procrastination my self at times. My 1st thought this morning after reading was Ummmm, I'm pretty sure that the older broken Helix (broken Pedal one) needs to be "Registered" on the Line-6 site before a new one is sent out. And I'm sure everyone here is an "Honest John" and that's not the point I'm trying to make. I'm glad that Line-6 stepped up to the plate on this issue- but I'm just wondering how Line-6 confirms without the unit being in their database? The answer is, they cant. Thus the reason for Registering your new Line-6 gear when you get it! Saves headaches for both parties down the road. ; )