chasingMango

Maybe all of the gear companies are like this, but Line 6 really seems to care about what they are doing and not just making money, although of course they exist to make money too. Ultimately the competition is good for consumers, even if we don't get as much information before the product is even released. *My original question was just for the fun of speculation.

Line6 used to have a place to submit ideas such as this called IdeaScale, but it was recently retired. I'm not sure why. But they use this now: https://line6.com/company/contact/productfeedback/

Me too. Sweetwater is great.

While you can't rely on it, I can easily see an accessory coming out that uses the Nexus connection to add more jacks/ports of all types. If the demand is high enough.

https://thegearforum.com/threads/digital-igloo-eric-klein-ygg.198/page-76#post-375170

I'm aware, maybe not a productive post but thanks for the info about DI mentioning it on TGP. I found it there and its helpful insight!

I haven't heard anyone talking or speculating about the looper. I don't think it was mentioned in the presentation, therefore I assume its a lower development priority. However, with all of the other specs, specifically Showcase, I'm seeing potential for a mindblowing/fun looper.

With the Helix Stadium announcement, is there any speculation that we'll see a version of the Powercab with a nexus port, or will Expand D10 be a long-term necessity?

I'm not familiar with the Roland, but guessing that WYTMTW is PodXT.

I have both my helix and powercab in a custom cabinet, both usbs hooked up to a USB extender that runs it over a single ethernet cable to my computer. Works great, and no noise! I didn't notice any noise before, but I rarely plugged in the usb, now there are plugged in all the time. https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B01EV33R8S/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

If you want to be really fancy you could set up a noise gate that turns on when the effect turns off and vice versa.

I've read this is bad because something to do with the magnets... is there anyone that can speak to whether or not this applies to the pc212 as well?

If you want lower freqs, why not get a different speaker altogether? Aren't you defeating the whole purpose of the PC at that point (not that what you want is a bad thing)?

Also when sailing into port

It would only matter if you are playing the music through a stereo amplifier and expect certain sounds to come out of each specific speaker. Or, if you are recording yourself live over another track, and your guitar is panned to one side, and it is supposed to be grouped with particular instruments which are also panned to that side. Otherwise, worst thing you can do is flip left and right channels, but they will play just fine. If your stomp is summing L&R to mono, it will sound the same either configuration you plug them in.