Once you’ve purchased one or more Model Packs and received a License Key, you can use it to activate those Models in any single supported Line 6 product. Once installed, you can remove them and move them to another Model Pack capable Line 6 device, but the Model Packs can only live in one device at a time. You can activate packs in additional units simultaneously by purchasing additional License Keys.

The user account you will use when making your Model Pack purchase also maintains a record of all Model Pack purchases and Model Pack activation transactions so the Line 6 Customer Support team will be able to determine which Model Packs you own and insure that you can continue to make use of them in the event that your product ever needs repairs. See similar questions...

Yes. Installation of Model Packs requires a secure connection to the Line 6 server. This process cannot be simulated without an Internet connection. However, an Internet connection is NOT required to simply update the firmware to Version 2. See similar questions...

You can install Model Packs into ANY TonePort™, GuitarPort®, or POD® XT Device. You may be required to update your unit with the latest flash memory and USB firmware, but both of these are available as a free download. Collector Classics, and FX Junkie (Please note: FX Junkie is preinstalled in PODXT Live at the factory. In addition, Power Pack is preinstalled on all PODXT series devices- installing it on a PODXT series device will not offer any new models. See similar questions...

Model Packs are collections of additional amp and effect models that can be added to your Line 6® product. No new hardware is required, the packs are installed via software download from an Internet connected computer. See similar questions...

In order to offer Model Packs, we rely on the unique USB connector built into TonePort, GuitarPort, PODXT, PODXT Live or PODXT Pro, and the online and software architecture that we have built to support it. We are not able to offer this capability on our existing amplifiers (Vetta™ II, Flextone™ III or HD147®), POD® 2.0 or Stomp Box and Studio Modelers, and do not have any plans to develop packs for the Bass PODXT series. See similar questions...

No. Models are attached to a PlotView object and cannot be removed. However, you can remove layers. One of the advantages of having shapes in layers is that it is quicker to remove a whole set of objects from view. See similar questions...

The terminator packs on the SCSI-TV are permanently mounted to the board, you should not remove them. SCSI-TV is designed to be on of one end the SCSI bus, so you won't have to change anything. You should have terminator packs on the first and last physical devices on the SCSI bus, this has nothing to do with "SCSI addresses" or "unit numbers". See similar questions...

Answer: No. CAL loans cannot be transferred from one to school another. You must reapply for a new loan at the new school. See similar questions...

Thanks for the script, it works! and got the xml file too. But i don't want the root element(<ROOT xmlns:sql=""urn:schemas-microsoft-com:xml-sql"">) in my xml file. See similar questions...

Yes, the year planner is totally flexible allowing you to order a variety of packs in varying quantities over a year period. We do just ask you to plan for a minimum of 1 pack per quarter. See similar questions...

PODXT Version 3 is a FREE Flash Memory update for PODXT, PODXT Pro, and PODXT Live that includes the following new features: The version 3.0 free upgrade includes 6 amp additional amp models, 7 vintage and custom wah models, and 4 effects including expression pedal pitch shifting. The version 3.0 update is required to use the Bass Expansion Model Pack. See similar questions...

There is really only one SCC event and that is the one that is raised on checkin. Subscription is via the general event model that is discussed in the extensibility kit. A file or folder deleted in the source branch will be deleted in the target branch as part of the merge. In this scenario, the items that were deleted in the Dev branch will get deleted in the Test branch. See similar questions...

Analog sound files can be imported and exported to other audio devices using a male/male patch cord with 3.5 mm plugs on each end. Olympus makes a patch cord--the KA-333 Compaticord (item # 145122) for this purpose. To import a file into the WS-311M, put one end of the KA-333 into the microphone jack of the WS-311M and the other end into the earphone jack of the other device. Press [RECORD] in the WS-311M and then [PLAY] in the other device. See similar questions...

You do not need to decide on either the model or manufacturer of the device that you are requesting when you submit your application. Vouchers are printed with a general classification of device (amplified telephone, voice activated answering phone, etc.) with a maximum dollar amount value. You are only required to select the category of device that will assist you in using a telephone from the list found in section 2 on the application. See similar questions...

I use the Pod on all my demos and it's really nice for direct. I played an amp once that sounded a little thin until they stuck this brand new thing called 'The Enhancer' on the back that I want to invest in because I think they will sell. It's an amp stand for open back amps that's like a hollow bass thrower outer cab! The amp sounds huge on it! The 'Enhancer' can be used with any open back combo amp. See similar questions...

Line 6 Monkey is an intelligent updater for your Line 6 hardware or software product and is available as a free download at: http://www.line6.com/software/. Just plug in your Line 6 product via USB to a computer with a live Internet connection. Start up the Monkey and it will tell you exactly what Line 6 software is installed in your computer and what firmware is installed in your Line 6 hardware product. See similar questions...