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45 user reviews on Line 6 POD XT Once I got the first POD unit which was the live rig I learned how Line 6 tailored The manuals from Line 6 are always, Find great deals on eBay for Line 6 Pod XT in Multi-Effects Guitar of songs, right to the POD X3 bean Line 6 POD X3 Live User Manual. Good luck.User reviews Line 6 POD XT Live Audiofanzine Sorry for the long answer, but, believe it or not, I actually left a lot out. It takes some patience at your first few jobs to dial it in, but once you get it there, I think you will love it. So, I just hit a footswitch, and all my tweaking has already been done. The POD rig lets me set up patches for each style, and save them. I'd rather be thinking about my harmony parts, or groove instead. Too much tweaking! when I just want to be playing, and not thinking about that crap too much. Now the song's over, and I want my "P-bass" tone back again. But, as soon as I split the pickups, the output of the bass drops a bit as a result, so now I need a slight volume boost to compensate, and then, I could really use those lows back that I had previously cut for my "P-bass" tone. The first thing I would want is to split between front and back pickups. If I had set up my tone for P-bass finger-style front pickup tone (bread & butter), and then we start playing some funky/dance, and I want to slap a bit, or get a good hi-fi pop finger funk thing happening.
This was my dilemma for many years doing the top40 club circuit. Why ? Because when you change your playing style (like from rear pickup fingerstyle to front pickup pick style, etc) you have to change your whole tone setup, or it sucks. But, none of them did a great job at everything (Except the POD XT and running a distant second, the Mesa M-2000). The SVT-II into EV15B loaded cabs, stands out as my favorite all-time rock/blues tone, and the Demeter ->Hafler ->SWR Goliath II had my favorite slap-tone, the GK's into Hartke cabs had a nice punchy finger-funk tone. Over the years, I have owned quite a few amps: (2) SVT-II's, Mesa M-2000, GK 400RB & 800RB, SWR Redhead, Several Eden amps, Demeter pre into Hafler power-amp, Ampeg SVP pre into Hafler PA, and several other descent, but lesser amps (Ampeg SVT200T, Peavey Combo-300, etc.) All of them had thier strong points and weak points. However, If you only play one style, and don't change tones much, then you may not like it as much as I do. If you play a wide variety of stuff, and have to change tones rapidly from say a "p-bass" into an SVT fingerstyle tone, to a split pickup hi-fi slap tone, and want to keep your volumes consistent, etc. Using the POD XT Live (on stage), I just run one side to the board, and the other into a poweramp feeding an Eden wedge for my stage monitor. But, because I also play a bit of guitar, and wanted to downsize my stage rig, I figured to try out the POD XT Live with the Bass Model Pack. I used to use a Bass POD XT Pro with a short-board. For live use, I use a POD XT Live with the Bass Model Pack.
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