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What BurnBackTime said. The platform is such that the first gain stage tube is not part of the modules but the unit you install the modules in.

Mostly interested in how well the design with the 0 watt power amp in the module works.

If your Marshall has an effects loop the textbook best recording setup would be SYN-1 -> Marshall loop in -> OX BOX. You could go direct from the SYN-1 to your DAW, but you'd be missing the power amp contribution to the tone.

Speakers are a critical factor when it comes to loudness. Speakers with higher efficiency, or sensitivity, are louder, and the difference is often not subtle whereas the difference in volume from a 30 versus 50 watt amp is way more subtle than the numbers would lead one to expect.

Did you try connecting the SYN1 "main out" to the CAB M+ "gtr/amp in"?

I have a syn 2 and the sag light works as expected, so your experience is indeed not normal. Did you resolve this issue?

Did you try a pedal in the loop to at least verify the loop is working?

Yeah, my preferences shift with mood.

I really like the DS module.

I have a Bad Cat combo that power just died on all of a sudden. Fuse was fine. Took it to a tech and it turned out to be a connector to where the fuse was housed that was bad. So, an easy fix.

Power amps can be (and are) brighter, darker, more mid forward, whatever. I have a SYN50/50 as well and am quite happy with it. My understanding is it was designed to be fairly neutral to be paired with Synergy preamp modules, the idea being you want the power amp to allow the pre amp modules...

The power amp emulation is not part of the IR, it is included as an option in both in the cab m+ hardware and the Wall Of Sound plugin (Torpedo Wall of Sound plug-in - Two notes Audio). Other options are pre-amp emulation, EQ, and some other stuff.

I have a cab m+ and I like it. It has power amp emulation which is helpful when using only a preamp with it.

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Cool thing about the Fryette PS2 is that you can plug the syn1 into it and then plug the power amp output into the PS2's own reactive load. That way you can feed an actual preamp+power amp signal into a cab sim.

I'm pretty sure the different modules may use them differently, but I don't think there's a PI in any of them, I think that needs to be in the power amp.

V1 is on the Syn2, the rest are on the modules.

I haven't noticed any pop on my SLO module.

The cabinet simulation output of the Syn2 does not have any power amp characteristics. Yes, the power amp component of the sound is missing.