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=== Mono-Summing vs Stereo Effects ===
Many of the effects will sum to mono before processing. In other words the stereo input signal is mixed down to a mono signal, processed, then split back into a stereo signal with equal left/right fields. This means anytime you use a mono-summing effect, you will get identical left/right output. If you use a stereo effect before a mono-summing effect, the stereo aspect of it will be eliminated. Thus, you should use stereo effects last in the chain. The most common mono-summing effects are the dynamic and distortion effects, as well as the amp blocks. EQ, delay, and reverb effects are stereo. See here for a [[Line 6 Pod HD Effects#Mono-Summing vs. Stereo|the full list]].
=== Use Channel A Only for Single-Amp Patches ===