Fenderflame
Member
Hi all.
I use a Nomad 45 using the four cable method with a POD HD500x. This has worked really well for many months but has recently stopped working.
Any effects after the Pod's FX loop don't work (eg, if I turn on a reverb, delay or EQ I hear no change to the sound), and if I use a patch with no FX loop (bypassing the Mesa preamp) I get no sound at all.
I have tried replacing cables - no difference.
Here's what aim thinking:
1, Is there an easy way to check if something is wrong with the FX loop? I'm thinking plug a cable into send, one into return and measure with a multimeter. What should I be getting?
2, Is there any other way to test if the FX loop has an issue?
3, Would the parallel to series mod I've read about on here be a possible fix?
Any help gratefully received. I've got a gig on Thursday and I'm faced with abandoning the FX loop and re-writing all my patches for 'front end' otherwise.
Thanks
David
I use a Nomad 45 using the four cable method with a POD HD500x. This has worked really well for many months but has recently stopped working.
Any effects after the Pod's FX loop don't work (eg, if I turn on a reverb, delay or EQ I hear no change to the sound), and if I use a patch with no FX loop (bypassing the Mesa preamp) I get no sound at all.
I have tried replacing cables - no difference.
Here's what aim thinking:
1, Is there an easy way to check if something is wrong with the FX loop? I'm thinking plug a cable into send, one into return and measure with a multimeter. What should I be getting?
2, Is there any other way to test if the FX loop has an issue?
3, Would the parallel to series mod I've read about on here be a possible fix?
Any help gratefully received. I've got a gig on Thursday and I'm faced with abandoning the FX loop and re-writing all my patches for 'front end' otherwise.
Thanks
David