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Topic: POD XT tryout |
Rich Gibson
From: Pittsburgh Pa.
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Posted 27 Mar 2003 3:27 pm
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I brought on of these home the other day-love that 30 trial at Git center.
Anyway I tried David Spires posted presets(thanks David)-I went vol pedal-pod-digital 8 track and I think this baby's a winner.I thought the old POD sucked big time,even for regular guitar, but this thing is nite and day.The effects are much improved and cab/a.i.r. function is very effective.There's almost too many options but I only just started playing around with it.It's not all that complicated.I'm looking forward to trying some twin reverb settings...gee anybody have some ? I also got a great Santana guitar tone yesterday in about 20 minutes for a singer songwriter demo.So just my experience. I've been following the recent thread on this subject with interest-thanks to all who contributed.
Rich Gibson
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Paul Osbty
From: Seattle, Washington, USA
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Posted 28 Mar 2003 12:04 pm
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Thanks for posting, Rich. I may need to upgrade from the original version. I can't get my steel to the store to demo one of these. I need to find out if the response of the unit can handle the highest notes a steel can produce (beyond the frets).
I may not go with the POD's since they aren't stereo, though. I did find a great use for the extra output, though, so I'm still debating. |
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Rich Gibson
From: Pittsburgh Pa.
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Posted 29 Mar 2003 11:03 am
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Hi Paul I plugged in my Sho-Bud and ran the bar all the way up and it tracked no problem.I'd be carefull up there ,though,you might hurt somebody
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Paul Osbty
From: Seattle, Washington, USA
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Posted 29 Mar 2003 5:51 pm
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Thanks, Rich. Good info. 'ppreciate it. |
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