Nothing in that picture, but normally to amp input. That rug sits on top of the amp because I never use effects.
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This just simplifies the setup and tear-down of what I do at church. The power bank powers the pedal and they're both attached to the Pedalnetics platform.
Hi just wondering how you got on with pedal as I would be using it for same playing live on stage through an amp maybe with a little OD and comp . Cheers
I never did get the pedal nor did I join that particular blues band (the BL was a total FLAKE!).
Got one a couple of days ago and using it for home practice, instead of the big board. Good impression, does an honest job and the editor is a fun bonus. Still playing with the settings, but so far I like the studio amp, with tweaked settings and a tad of chorus for the current project (80's bass covers).
Editor is miles ahead of Zoom, and the built-in audio interface makes it simple to connect to a DAW via USB-C. And if you've got a Mac you don't need to install any drivers.
Yeah, that's how I use it. IIRC should also work with iOS devices, though I have not tried it yet.
I have a custom bank of presets for clean/driven/overdriven for my 2 favorite amps (B-15 and SVT models), all with a little LA-2A compression.
That (editor) is the main reason why i consider POD for my backup, rehearsal and small gig unit instead of MS 60B+. Some genius at Zoom corp had a brilliant idea that their equipement should be made exclusively for iOS users, because tonelib is still not compatible with Win PC or Android devices. POD editor is available on both as well as with iOS and that was deal breaker for me. It looks very intuitive and easy to use, and all the FX i need is there. I really don't miss display with this thing, especially when i compare it to 60B+ screen which is designed worse than it's older zoom 60B brother. I can easily tweak any preset with my PC, laptop or even phone at the soundcheck.
It's not on Google play, so it might be risky to install. But the point is that MS 60B+ isn't available for editing with win or android, only iOS is compatible with it.
POD is tweakable with every system, there might be less effects and possibilities than Zoom, but the ease of use was crucial for me.
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Hey Nate,
I just received my POD 6 and watched your demo.
That blinking red light, can you tell me about that foam overlay?
Did you ever find a way to stop the blinking altogether?
