PODxt the best?
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rinse_master
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I have one and I'm more than happy with it, I bought it for general home use and a bit of recording, although I have NO experience with anything else apart from the Boss GT6 (the boss has more tweakable FX but the POD has better distortions/preamp stuff IMO)
I have one and I'm more than happy with it, I bought it for general home use and a bit of recording, although I have NO experience with anything else apart from the Boss GT6 (the boss has more tweakable FX but the POD has better distortions/preamp stuff IMO)
Davey
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podXT is awesome for home recording.
i'd guess the live version would give you a 'cheap' (still 400$ though), good versatile sound in a board. good if you're not a millionaire, so you could get a good recording studio and a live rig the size of your living room hehe
podXT is awesome for home recording.
i'd guess the live version would give you a 'cheap' (still 400$ though), good versatile sound in a board. good if you're not a millionaire, so you could get a good recording studio and a live rig the size of your living room hehe
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I bought a POD XT Live over the weekend, but I think it's going back. It's made very solidly and delivers some nice tones with some dimension to them (i.e., a sense of space or air in the sound through headphones). However, I think the regular POD XT is a much better option for home use. The output level knob on the XT Live is small and a little hard to reach, it's tougher to tweak on the floor than a bean on the desk, and the floor unit is huge. My only real reservation about the XT series is that there seems to be way too much treble in all of the standard settings -- even with my LP Studio, let alone my Teles. I may check out the Vox Tonelab as an alternative, but that or the standard XT bean look like better recording solutions than the XT Live to me.
I bought a POD XT Live over the weekend, but I think it's going back. It's made very solidly and delivers some nice tones with some dimension to them (i.e., a sense of space or air in the sound through headphones). However, I think the regular POD XT is a much better option for home use. The output level knob on the XT Live is small and a little hard to reach, it's tougher to tweak on the floor than a bean on the desk, and the floor unit is huge. My only real reservation about the XT series is that there seems to be way too much treble in all of the standard settings -- even with my LP Studio, let alone my Teles. I may check out the Vox Tonelab as an alternative, but that or the standard XT bean look like better recording solutions than the XT Live to me.
RGN
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I bought mine with the full intent of messing with it then returning it to GC. 8 months later I love the little sucker. It will make you lazy. I can turn it on, plug in, and get perfectly usable tones over my computer speakers. I have $3000+ worth of tube heads sitting next to me collecting dust. They still sound a little better but you can't beat the ease of the POD XT.
I bought mine with the full intent of messing with it then returning it to GC. 8 months later I love the little sucker. It will make you lazy. I can turn it on, plug in, and get perfectly usable tones over my computer speakers. I have $3000+ worth of tube heads sitting next to me collecting dust. They still sound a little better but you can't beat the ease of the POD XT.
rinse_master
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Yeah, the updates are free, and IMO the model packs are worh it, I got all 3, but as I'm in the UK it only worked out to just over £50mcclano said:
