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Product   Tone Name Guitarist Song Band Amp Style Downloads  
 
  
Author   Comments Date Pickup Rating
 
Vetta II Combo

Yngwie Malmsteen Yngwie Malmsteen '87 Brit Gain J-800, '87 Brit Gain J-800 Metal Shred 90
buffoonery Using a Fender Malmsteen Strat, this comes pretty close. Quite a good shreddy sound for hotter pickups, as well. 7/5/08 single coil
 
Vetta II Combo

Rothery Lead Steve Rothery Easter Marillion '87 Brit Gain J-800, '87 Brit Gain J-800 Rock 151
buffoonery A patch that pretty well replicates the Steve Rothery Lead sound from around Season's End era Marillion, modelled almost exactly on what Steve himself uses by way of amp, cabinet, speaker and effeects units at that time. 7/5/08 single coil
 
Vetta II Combo

With or Without The Edge With or Without You U2 '67 Class A C-30 TB, '67 Class A C-30 TB Rock 139
buffoonery This is an almost perfect replica of the sound for With or Without You from the Joshua Tree 7/5/08 humbucker
 
Vetta II Combo

Avenged Sevenfold 7 '64 Fn Black Lux, '64 Fn Black Lux Country 50
buffoonery 7/5/08 humbucker
 
Vetta II Combo

Avenged Sevenfold 1 '01 California Treadplate, '01 California Treadplate Rock Metal 57
buffoonery comments 7/5/08 humbucker
 
Vetta II Combo

Tight Chunk '01 California Treadplate, '01 California Treadplate Metal Shred 65
buffoonery I made this for those who love thick beefy chunk riffage. Inspired by the sound of bands like Godsmack, Rammstein, Fear Factory. 7/5/08 single coil
 
Vetta II Combo
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fx		 The Sickness Dan Donegan Most Disturbed Disturbed Line 6 Big Bottom, Line 6 Agro Metal Shred 78
buffoonery This is also a work in progress for me. I am trying to get Dan's tone. Experimenting with amp 12 mix.(Use 2x12 setting) 7/5/08 humbucker
 
Vetta II Combo

Linkin Park 2 '67 Class A C-30 TB, '67 Class A C-30 TB Rock 57
buffoonery 7/5/08
 
Vetta II Combo

Red Hot Clean John Frusciante Snow and Under the Bridge Red Hot Chili Peppers Line 6 Clean, Line 6 Clean Rock 84
buffoonery works great with both songs, among many others...try switching reverb between PRE and POST to see which you like. I use this on a combo front output mode focus-580 hz highs flat lows flat use with fender stratocaster in neck position 7/5/08 single coil
 
Vetta II Combo
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fx		 Red Hot Blood 1 John Frusciante Could have lied solo Red Hot Chili Peppers '87 Brit Gain Silver J, '87 Brit Gain Silver J Rock 55
buffoonery 7/5/08 single coil

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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