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1003 tones found Flextone II tones

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Author   Comments Date Pickup Rating
 
Flextone II

Early Yngwie Yngwie Brit Hi Gain Metal Shred 525
Metallica1987 Enable the delay for single note solo's (think intro to Crystal Ball) 7/12/06 single coil
 
Flextone II

Thick Uber Shred Micheal Angelo any by him Modern Hi Gain Metal Shred 843
Metallica1987 the thickest lead tone EVER. nead hot pup 7/12/06 humbucker
 
Flextone II

Default Patch Kurt Cobain Smells Like Teen Spirit Nirvana POD Crunch Rock 900
momoman93 7/31/06
 
Flextone II

Lower Than Dirt CK3 NA Phrenetik Khonetix Brit Classic Blues Rock 294
openlyric Lightly crunchy lead tone. Also responds well to single coil pickups. Created using a POD with a 2.3 Chip and tested with a Schecter S-1 Elite guitar, AKG 220M stereo headphones, a Behringer UB802 Mixer and KX1200 amp. 8/1/06 humbucker
 
Flextone II

Metallica arkustik reverb Kirk Hammett Nothing else Matters Fade to Black Metallica POD Layer Metal Shred 1447
tobiwan 8/4/06
 
Flextone II

Hey You (Clean) Dave Gilmour Hey You Pink Floyd POD Clean Rock 1400
frankap Good sound for Hey You clean. 8/4/06 single coil
 
Flextone II

Acoustic dreams Nicht Bernd POD Clean all 513
rugbier10 Variax Acoustic 5 Doppelung und leichte Kompression, NO CAB 8/6/06 single coil
 
Flextone II

Acoustic dreams Nicht Bernd Black Panel Reggae 595
rugbier10 Variax Acoustic 5 Doppelung und leichte Kompression, NO CAB 8/6/06 single coil
 
Flextone II

Crunch Tone Kerry King Slayer Brit Hi Gain Metal Shred 784
Fulano Generic Slayer-ish tone. Their tone is slightly different song to song, but this is what I like as just a general setting for all their stuff. Mess with cab for variations. 8/14/06 humbucker
 
Flextone II

Nugent Stranglehold Ted Nugent Stranglehold Ted Nugent Band Tweed Blues Rock 1427
delvisdiaz Ted Who Although found in a few other POD categories he was absent from the 2.0 list. A Rock legend that has influenced a generation of guitarists and played a huge part in 70's rock and beyond. It's the Motor City Madman in his prime. Although Ted used twin reverbs at the time (6 of them live if I recall) , I used the Bassman model (Twead Blues) instead of the Black Panel to get more gain. This sound can be used for other songs on the album, Storm Troopers, Queen of the Forest. Tweak the reverb and delay to your liking. e-mail PBSnydermchsi.com 8/18/06 humbucker

Model Packs increase the number of Amp or FX Models of a GuitarPort, TonePort, PODxt, PODxt Live or PODxt Pro, for a wider variety of tone possibilities. When a particular tone in the library relies on a Model available in one of these packs, you'll see symbol(s) to indicate which Packs: MS (Metal Shop), CC (Classics Collection), FX (FX Junkie), and PP (Power Pack).

The models within the FX Junkie Model Pack are already included in PODxt Live, and offered for purchase to add-on to GuitarPort, TonePort, PODxt and PODxt Pro.

Variax is the uniquely flexibile guitar from Line 6. Our Vetta II amplifier includes a digital connection for the Variax that lets you store settings for both your amp and your guitar in the Vetta II so that when you call up a Vetta Channel Memory your amp and guitar can change sounds together. Vetta II Tones marked with this guitar symbol include this Variax data.

For each tone in the library, you'll see an icon for either a single coil or humbucker pickup. This tells you whether the tone is best for use with a single coil pickup or a humbucker, so you can select the appropriate pickup on your guitar when using this tone.

Attention POD 2.0, Flextone and HD147 owners... Your hardware doesn't do Stomp effects, so you'll hear something different than what was intended. Try increasing the Drive or choose a higher gain Amp Model to get the right sound. The other aspects of the sound should translate as expected, so you'll at least get a great starting place for tweaking.

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