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    Could I have some help with this i just havent been able 2 decide. The Digitech GNX4 or the Pod XT with the Floorboard. Which would be more suitable 4 a rock tone. Or any other suggestions.
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  • #2
    Re: Multi Effects

    what will you be using it for? ... recording? ... live? ... in front of an amp? .. in the effects loop of an amp? .. direct to a PA? ...

    all things being equal, i like the pod w/ pedal over the digitech .. but it's just a preference thing ...

    also, have you played them both? if so, what did you think?

    good luck
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    • #3
      Re: Multi Effects

      Originally posted by tone4days
      all things being equal, i like the pod w/ pedal over the digitech .. but it's just a preference thing ...
      I prefer the Digitech....but as stated here, it's due to preference.
      I'd say both are real solid choices, and ultimately it'd come down to your
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      • #4
        Re: Multi Effects

        I just picked up a Boss ME-50, it's a multi-effects pedal without the amp modelers. I'm going to use it in front of my Recto and Orange tube amps.

        • Effects
        Tone Modify,
        Compressor,
        Overdrive/Distortion,
        Chorus,
        Phaser,
        Flanger,
        Harmonist,
        Tremolo,
        Pan,
        Vibrato,
        UNI-V,
        Rotary,
        Delay,
        Reverb,
        Noise Suppressor

        • [Effects for Expression Pedal]:
        Foot Volume,
        Wah,
        Resonance,
        Voice,
        Ring Modulator,
        Bend (+1 OCTAVE, -1 OCTAVE)

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        • #5
          Re: Multi Effects

          The ME50 is a way cool pedal.
          I'd take the POD XT Pro over the GNX stuff cuz I find Digitech's tone in the GNX series to be a bit lacking. Have you thought about a GT6 at all?

          Personally I have a TC Electronic G Major and I've never been so satisfied with a single product in my life.

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          • #6
            Re: Multi Effects

            I love the ME-50, very user friendly - I sold a digitech 2120 (great unit) because I am tecnologically challenged - prefer the simplicity of the ME-50 - also a great unit. Good Luck

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            • #7
              Re: Multi Effects

              Originally posted by take2
              I love the ME-50, very user friendly - I sold a digitech 2120 (great unit) because I am tecnologically challenged - prefer the simplicity of the ME-50 - also a great unit. Good Luck
              That's another thing... the BOSS units are relatively idiot-proof while the Digitechs require a bit of a learning curve.

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              • #8
                Re: Multi Effects

                well i have the korg toneworks ax1500g and that thing is awesome. slightly mor expensive than the boss me50 i think or maybe the same price now, but its worth the cash.

                as for the pod xt, hmm, it will cost u a lot with the floorboard. and also as the guys said its really based more on which pedal u like after trying them, but i've tried all these before and the ax1500g IMO is the best deal for under $400

                well theres is also the boss gt-6 which i think beats the crap outta most multi-efx pedals out there.
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                • #9
                  Re: Multi Effects

                  Originally posted by TattooedCarrot
                  I just picked up a Boss ME-50, it's a multi-effects pedal without the amp modelers. I'm going to use it in front of my Recto and Orange tube amps.


                  I've got an ME-50 and I'm really happy with it. It's fun when you find a tone you like, but the best part is that if you ever get bored you've got all the other crap to mess around with. It's a good "idea machine" when you plug some headphones into and turn the knobs every which way.

                  My only complaints are that the pre-sets really suck, the acoustic simulator doesn't actually sound like an acoustic guitar (even though it does sound good), and the pitch shifting is only plus or minus one octave (rather than two, like the Digitech Whammy). The complaints are minor really, but I hope they do make some of those adjustments on the next ME-50.
                  Last edited by Closed Eye; 04-19-2004, 12:50 AM.

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                  • #10
                    Re: Multi Effects

                    I like the Line 6 Edit
                    Epiphone Les Paul Standard, Dean Baby Z, Fender Squier Affinty Strat.

                    Marshall AVT 100, Fender Frontman 15G

                    Boss HM-3, DS-1, Dunlop Crybaby Original

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                    • #11
                      Re: Multi Effects

                      Originally posted by I_M_Ken
                      well i have the korg toneworks ax1500g and that thing is awesome. slightly mor expensive than the boss me50 i think or maybe the same price now, but its worth the cash.
                      I bought that same thing second hand, it rocks, does everything you want!
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                      • #12
                        Re: Multi Effects

                        Do you guys running the ME-50 run it in the loop or in front of the amp?


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                        • #13
                          Re: Multi Effects

                          Re: the question about running it through the loop or in front of the amp - I run mine through the loop of my VHT head to get stereo effects but I'll just run it in front of the Princeton Chorus - both work well and sound great.

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                          • #14
                            Re: Multi Effects

                            Originally posted by Dooogz
                            I bought that same thing second hand, it rocks, does everything you want!
                            Glad to hear about your successful purchase

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                            • #15
                              Re: Multi Effects

                              Originally posted by JfromHouston
                              Do you guys running the ME-50 run it in the loop or in front of the amp?


                              J
                              In front of the amp. I like that straight in feeling a little more, and haven't really had an huge interest to run things in stereo...

                              However, running it in stereo like take2 said means you can utilize effects like the stereo chorus and speaker pan effects to their full ability.

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