Line 6 TonePort UX8 User Manual

Instrument Input - 

Connect your guitar or bass

Phones - Connect 

your stereo 

Headphones

Instrument input – Connect your electric guitar or bass here using a standard 1/4-inch TS instrument 

cable. PODxt Pro itself contains the processing power that turns your naked input signal into that 

roaring guitar Tone, which is then fed out the Analog and Digital  Outs, as well as fed to the Record 

Send 1-2 digitally to your computer across the USB connection. 

Phones - If you want to listen to the audio using stereo headphones, then plug them into this 1/4-inch 

stereo jack. This Headphone jack outputs the same signal fed to the Analog Line Outs; the audio from 
your audio software on the computer, as well as anything plugged into the Instrument input. 

Connect any Line-Level 

source you want to 

record to the Line Input

Unprocessed Instrument Out- When 

using POD Farm Plug-in, connect to 

3rd-party audio recording interface

USB - Connect to 

your computer

Analog Line Outs, Use either Unbalanced 

(¼ -inch) jacks  or Balanced (XLR) jacks to 

connect to your powered speakers or mixer

Digital Input and Output – use the AES/EBU 

or S/PDIF type connections to connect to other 

digital gear that uses one of these formats

Line Input - if you want to record the signal from a line level source, such as a keyboard, your receiver, 

the line out from a mixing console, etc…, connect it to this input using a 1/4-inch TS audio cable.

Unprocessed Guitar Out - This connection allows you to send an unprocessed, analog signal to DAW 

setup, while monitoring the fully processed signal thru the main Outputs. Very handy if you’re using 

a 3rd party recording interface (such as a Digidesign

®

 Mbox

®

) with your recording application and 

the optional 

. For more info, go to the 

 section of this 

Guide. 

Note that PODxt Pro can also send an unprocessed signal thru its USB connector, as explained 

.

Unbalanced and Balanced Analog Line Outs - The Left and Right Unbalanced ¼-inch jacks and 

the Balanced XLR jacks output all audio signals; the audio from your DAW, and anything plugged