Which Multi-Effects is consider good to you ???
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kerplunk182
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Vox tonelab \m/
EugeneSmasher
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None of them ever moved me in terms of tone. But ease of use and build-wise, I'd vote Line 6 FloorPOD. I liked everything about mine but the heavy distortion tones.
EugeneSmasher
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If you're particular about tone, go for a Boss GT-8 instead. Line 6's multi-effects are easy to use, but tonewise loses out to GT-8 in the sense that the GT-8 sounds less digital.
relinquish69
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I would recommend both the gt-6 and gt-8. tonewise they sound alright for me. gotta be realistic though since they are digital to start with.
EugeneSmasher
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I'd also vote the ME-50 if you have a good amp, because yeah, its part analog and brings out the tone of the amp, unlike fully digital MFX with amp simulators that produces its own tone.
Bright thing about MFX with amp simulators is that its best plugged direct into a mixer or speaker. But tonewise, it'll still be an exotic taste. (There are people who like the digital tone, and I'm not one of them).
Bright thing about MFX with amp simulators is that its best plugged direct into a mixer or speaker. But tonewise, it'll still be an exotic taste. (There are people who like the digital tone, and I'm not one of them).
No one mentioned Digitech? I just got an RP350 and it's awesome. It uses Digitech's specially designed DSP chip and the amp models sound very realistic (for a multi effects) Definitely great for any sort of metal, they have a digitech metal amp model that sounds absolutely awesome, also models various distortion pedals too. For a modeling effects pedal, it doesn't kill off your tone as much as you would expect it to. =) The blues and jazzy sounds respond very well to picking dynamics (although not as well as a real effects loop into a tube amp lah!)
Also there's a direct USB connection to your computer which allows you to stream music up/down at 44 KHz for recording/mixing. It also comes with stereo mixer outputs, tuner, drum machine etc... definitely a great product. Only problem is that it's ridiculously expensive in Singapore. I got it for $150 in the states but apparently Swee Lee's MSRP is like 600+ (
).
here's a link to the member community where you can here the sounds people are recording with this.
DigiTech® Sound Community :: Guitar Products
p.s. As a piece of advice, you should test any multi effects pedal extensively before buying (if possible). I once nearly bought a zoom 707II (years ago) but on testing found the sound to be extremely unsatisfactory despite the pretty good reviews it had at the time...
Cheers!
Also there's a direct USB connection to your computer which allows you to stream music up/down at 44 KHz for recording/mixing. It also comes with stereo mixer outputs, tuner, drum machine etc... definitely a great product. Only problem is that it's ridiculously expensive in Singapore. I got it for $150 in the states but apparently Swee Lee's MSRP is like 600+ (
).here's a link to the member community where you can here the sounds people are recording with this.
DigiTech® Sound Community :: Guitar Products
p.s. As a piece of advice, you should test any multi effects pedal extensively before buying (if possible). I once nearly bought a zoom 707II (years ago) but on testing found the sound to be extremely unsatisfactory despite the pretty good reviews it had at the time...
Cheers!
gackt1500
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No issues for Current Pod X3 Live. For heavy distortion like metallica, go for pod x3 live
blues_freak
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Zoom g9.2tt
Gud ol G9.2tt very good tone in medium to high gain territory .......................
who needs clean anyway its for sissy!!!!!!!!!
cheers
Gud ol G9.2tt very good tone in medium to high gain territory .......................
who needs clean anyway its for sissy!!!!!!!!!
cheers
