@SanjeevGeorgeV Hi there Tom Demostrates all the presets in the FULL free demostration video in the magazine. You can watch the 18min review by clicking the link in the description (show more) box. Hope that helps. This is just a snippet of the review. if you need a direct link we will email you at your youtube email. hope that helps.
@brpadington In the right hands an old POD1 will sound good. For me it's all about the feel of the unit and I've never had anything that responds like a real tube amp as well as the AxeFX Ultra and the II is suppposed to be even better. I've done the tube amp thing for years, but I spend most of my time recording or jamming at home and a micing a tube amp vs plugging into either the AxeFX or the 11R is a much better solution for me.
@zippityzzz To watch tom playing and demonstating this pedal follow the link in the description of this video - where you'll be directed to the full 18minute FREE review. hope that helps.
I have two tube amps and good ones at that. I also own this unit and I use it for practice through powered monitors. It's better than my tube amps any day for playing at sane levels in the house - you can dial up the gain and dial down the volume which is absolutely fantastic. Try doing that with Tube amp TheMusicDude. the moment you try and turn down a tube amp you aren't driving the amp and your tone goes down the toilet.
@Prenner111 you dont need an amp, this is an amp on its own, you just need a set of good speakers...thats why its so cool, when you go play live, you can plug this thing directly into the venue PA
Not to be a jerk, but to me leading the industry in sales isn't as important as leading it in tone and performance. Line6 dominates in terms of stocking shelves worldwide, but there are much better modeling solutions out there from Fractal Audio and possibly even Avid. The HD series are great value, but they aren't dominating anything beyond sales numbers which isn't something I look at when trying to dial in my tone.
Own this pedalboard, no need for amps or this kind of stuff anymore. With the money for the average versatile tube amp you can buy this and a PA loud enough to be heard all the way from Australia to the USA. Without considering all the soundproofing required to record an actual 50/100 watt tube amp and a decent mic, then you can buy an Axe Fx, a Kemper and a PA loud enough to be heard from space. Everyone's free to do whatever they want but I really think this whole "buy a tube amp" thing in 2015 is pretencious and shows how self-centered most guitarists are. Not even once in my life I've heard a tube amp that's as versatile, lightweight, reliable and includes all the HQ effects available in this unit.
i agree with u man... no need to buy expensive tube amps... most guitarist now are concern on their rigs. from gibson high end guitars and fenders. and high end botique pedals and tube amps. same with bass players..
you explain well but you should've given a demo of as many presets as you could, because that's what everyone is lookin for while buyin a processor :-)
So many people on here are swearing by digital. The thing is digital will never recreate the tube. This unit is not tracking Toms playing well, you can see where the unit fumbles certain aspects of Toms playing especially when he is slurring some of his lines. I'd go with the 11 rack or the new fractal units. Or a kemper, I've always stayed clear of line 6
I have a number of great tube amps and just recently started digging into this unit. Up to this point, I would have said the same thing, but when you leave a gig at 2am and have the choice of lugging the tube amp, or simply putting the HD in a carry case and go home, I've learned to appreciate the benefit. To be honest too, it's really only us, the guitar players, that would ever notice the slight difference - in either case, you've sent the crowd away happy.
These units need to be recalled!. They suffer from high internal latency around 3 ms which is not fast enough for dry patches as you will feel the delay since your body will feel the strings being played faster then the sound output. Only the Axe Fx has real time dry patches ( no fx just in and out patch).
@Prenner111 you dont need an amp, this is an amp on its own, you just need a set of good speakers...thats why its so cool, when you go play live, you can plug this thing directly into the venue PA
Making Tom to review and play any product is one of the best ideas... He just rips and sounds great with anything!
@SanjeevGeorgeV Hi there Tom Demostrates all the presets in the FULL free demostration video in the magazine. You can watch the 18min review by clicking the link in the description (show more) box. Hope that helps. This is just a snippet of the review. if you need a direct link we will email you at your youtube email. hope that helps.
How would u compare it to a fender twin with a kick ass distortion threw the clean chanel. These multiple effects board still along way to go yet
@brpadington In the right hands an old POD1 will sound good. For me it's all about the feel of the unit and I've never had anything that responds like a real tube amp as well as the AxeFX Ultra and the II is suppposed to be even better. I've done the tube amp thing for years, but I spend most of my time recording or jamming at home and a micing a tube amp vs plugging into either the AxeFX or the 11R is a much better solution for me.
Are you running this through an amp?
@zippityzzz To watch tom playing and demonstating this pedal follow the link in the description of this video - where you'll be directed to the full 18minute FREE review. hope that helps.
I have two tube amps and good ones at that. I also own this unit and I use it for practice through powered monitors. It's better than my tube amps any day for playing at sane levels in the house - you can dial up the gain and dial down the volume which is absolutely fantastic. Try doing that with Tube amp TheMusicDude. the moment you try and turn down a tube amp you aren't driving the amp and your tone goes down the toilet.
@Prenner111
you dont need an amp, this is an amp on its own, you just need a set of good speakers...thats why its so cool, when you go play live, you can plug this thing directly into the venue PA
hellyeah, Tom Quayle is a monster
@strabbs1 This one.. I have the X3 and love it.
can i use the headphone output to a speaker or studio monitor?
yeah its got all these sounds in it but you cant beat a good old tube drivin amp
Your link don't work -.-
Not to be a jerk, but to me leading the industry in sales isn't as important as leading it in tone and performance. Line6 dominates in terms of stocking shelves worldwide, but there are much better modeling solutions out there from Fractal Audio and possibly even Avid.
The HD series are great value, but they aren't dominating anything beyond sales numbers which isn't something I look at when trying to dial in my tone.
Preset please
Own this pedalboard, no need for amps or this kind of stuff anymore. With the money for the average versatile tube amp you can buy this and a PA loud enough to be heard all the way from Australia to the USA. Without considering all the soundproofing required to record an actual 50/100 watt tube amp and a decent mic, then you can buy an Axe Fx, a Kemper and a PA loud enough to be heard from space. Everyone's free to do whatever they want but I really think this whole "buy a tube amp" thing in 2015 is pretencious and shows how self-centered most guitarists are. Not even once in my life I've heard a tube amp that's as versatile, lightweight, reliable and includes all the HQ effects available in this unit.
Couldn't agree more with you man.... +1
i agree with u man... no need to buy expensive tube amps... most guitarist now are concern on their rigs. from gibson high end guitars and fenders. and high end botique pedals and tube amps. same with bass players..
@strabbs1
Go line 6 :) iv had Boss GT 10 it was good but too digital for me..
up to you tho
tom has a vigier, cool!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
if you get a tube amp, it will litterally change your WORLD !
@ashasha3 Try one. In the right hands they give the AxeFX a run for it's money. If you have enough money for an Axe just buy a real tube amp.
is that a zero fret i see?:D
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you explain well but you should've given a demo of as many presets as you could, because that's what everyone is lookin for while buyin a processor :-)
man you are right he just keeps talking 4 mins in no sound yet
@zippityzzz Play dude!! LOL!!
So many people on here are swearing by digital. The thing is digital will never recreate the tube. This unit is not tracking Toms playing well, you can see where the unit fumbles certain aspects of Toms playing especially when he is slurring some of his lines. I'd go with the 11 rack or the new fractal units. Or a kemper, I've always stayed clear of line 6
I have a number of great tube amps and just recently started digging into this unit. Up to this point, I would have said the same thing, but when you leave a gig at 2am and have the choice of lugging the tube amp, or simply putting the HD in a carry case and go home, I've learned to appreciate the benefit. To be honest too, it's really only us, the guitar players, that would ever notice the slight difference - in either case, you've sent the crowd away happy.
Eleven Rack is best :))
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These units need to be recalled!. They suffer from high internal latency around 3 ms which is not fast enough for dry patches as you will feel the delay since your body will feel the strings being played faster then the sound output. Only the Axe Fx has real time dry patches ( no fx just in and out patch).
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Same digital shit...different packaging.
@Prenner111
you dont need an amp, this is an amp on its own, you just need a set of good speakers...thats why its so cool, when you go play live, you can plug this thing directly into the venue PA