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HD500X 4CM post-fxloop not working?


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I have a Marshall JVM410HJS (serial fx loop)  that I am trying to integrate my hd500x with via 4cm. I seem to have everything connected properly. All effects before the preamp (in front of the fx loop block) work fine but when trying to putting any after the fx loop block (ie reverbs, delay, etc.) I am getting no sound from those effects. Moving them in front of the fx loop block is allowing them to work but I want them after the pre-amp of my Marshall not before.  Any idea what I'm not understanding or missing would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! 

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GTR->HD GTR Input
HD FX Send->AMP GTR Input
AMP FX Send->HD FX Return
HD 1/4 MAIN OUT (L or R)->AMP FX Return

Insure you FX Block is on...Something like this happens when an amp has a parallel loop. You are sure it is serial? Usually a mix knob on the amp to serialize it...

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16 minutes ago, spaceatl said:

GTR->HD GTR Input
HD FX Send->AMP GTR Input
AMP FX Send->HD FX Return
HD 1/4 MAIN OUT (L or R)->AMP FX Return

Insure you FX Block is on...Something like this happens when an amp has a parallel loop. You are sure it is serial? Usually a mix knob on the amp to serialize it...

All cables are set up like you have listed. FX Block is on and amp does have serial fx loop with a mix knob. I have mix knob set to +6dB thinking this would help but adjusting the mix knob seems to have no effect.

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So there is an FX loop off/on switch on the front of the amp in broad daylight I apparently overlooked... It was not enabled thus why only the front of the pre-amp had any effect. Embarrassing... apologies but thank you for the fast response and input!

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+6db is a level...This would be a percentage... 0-100%....The FX Loop in the HD can be run parallel maybe the MIX is O% in there...It might not be called MIX, but it is something close to that...I branched off and use the HD Desktop, but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night...Best of luck...I am guessing you are close to finding it...

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One way to test if you have the Marshall setup right is to just run the HD conventionally and run to the FX Return of the Marshall only...If the Marshal loop is parallel, you will get next to nothing in terms of signal...I suspect the Marshall isn't like you think it is...Other guitarist in one of my bands has one and it's a real pain to get that thing setup right...At least when he first got it...

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