JCM 800 Preset for Line 6 POD GO...2.0 Cab Engine Update

JCM 800 with new cab engine from 2.0 update!
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[@69Firebird]

Nice and simple preset! Thanks!
Do you have a Variax? I don’t think I’ve seen any videos, unless I missed it. What’s your opinion? Seems like a great rig for live.

[@JoshGordonGuitar]

Thanks for the support 🙏 No, I don’t have a Variax and no interest in trying one either. No reason, I’m just happy with the guitars I have.

[@rodrigoarellanob]

Thanks for your videos and presets! How do you amplify your POD? Monitors, by USB? I'm asking because I recently bought a Laney LFR 112 and it's fckng amazing! But my Gibson 2012 Les Paul Studio '70s Tribute with minihumbuckers sounds too much treble. I cutted HF using the knob of the panel and works, but, what do you could recommend to do about? Thanks in advance. Now, with my brand new FRFR I will download all yor presets!

[@JoshGordonGuitar]

What you hear in most of my videos is the POD GO running into Logic Pro. It's the pure sound of the preset. And any preset you download will sound different through an FRFR, PA speaker, real amp etc. Some tweaking will most likely be involved.
And in a live situation, the sound of the venue will also be a factor which may require some preset tweaking on the fly. So you really need to know the global EQ and how to manually adjust your presets. It's just like having a real pedalboard. Your pedals and amp will probably sound a little different at each gif you play simply because of the venue's acoustics and natural reverb.