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I read somewhere (not sure where) that you can "play along" with YouTube, Spotify, etc., so I would think that the answer is yes, simply by plugging in via USB-C. That said, the fact that this device is missing bluetooth streaming and an AUX in is very surprising. In a perfect world it would also have wireless guitar in via their G10Tii adapter like the Yamaha THR and Pod Go WiFi units.

Sold to @azidog. Enjoy!

Hello. I have a Helix Native license I am selling for $150. Please email me at: johndagostino at hotmail dot com Thanks, John

Thanks...SOLD! Great transaction with @TitanasX.

Hello. I have a Helix Native license I am selling for $150. I see several people mentioning to DM them, but I can't figure out how to do that on this forum! If anyone knows how to do that, please help! johndagostino at hotmail dot com Thanks, John

Clearly somebody should be embarrassed.

Sold!

Good morning. I have a Helix Native license I am selling for $150. Thanks, John johndagostino at hotmail dot com

SOLD Good morning. I have a Helix Native license I am selling for $150. Thanks, John johndagostino at hotmail dot com

Thanks, that's my suspicion as well.

Has the G10 Base (ie the Receiver) been updated at all now that it is being sold with the G10Tii Transmitter? It appears that the base is identical and has not been modified. Thanks in advance, John

To go a step further, the looper block also needs to be of the same type and in the same path. For example, if you use a Stereo Looper on path 1A on Patch #1 then you need a Stereo Looper on path 1A on Patch #2. Because of this, when I create a new patch, I always add a Stereo Looper block at the end of each new patch. I also always assign it to foot switch 8, just for consistency.

I am sure there are other options, but are 2 options I've used: HX/Helix into the THR's instrument in: In this case, the only really usable amps are clean or flat models. And, IMO the flat sounds great. Using any of the other THR amps with effects in front leads to less-than-satisfying tones. Also, when using the THR instrument in port you loose the stereo capabilities of the HX/Helix. This is a real bummer because those stereo effects are huge fun to experiment with. HX/Helix into the THR's aux in: In this setup you do get stereo output, and essentially are using the THR as nothing more than monitor speakers. It sounds good, and the stereo effects are outstanding. But, IMO the overall sound quality is a step down from using the THR's instrument in (although that could be a function of how the HX/Helix patch is setup).

Just want to say that amsdenj's post is 1 of the most educational I've ever read about setting up a patch. Thanks!

@Seth_k have you had luck with your mic into the HX Stomp? If so, did you alter any other settings? I assume you have to set the Input in Global Settings to Line instead of Instrument, correct? @amsdenj, I'd love your input on this too as you are always so helpful. My use case is to run my acoustic and through my HX Stomp, primarily for looping and some fun delay effects. I am solely a home player, so this is not for live performances. My acoustic does not have a pickup and I would like to keep it that way. Currently I am using an iRig Acoustic Stage, which is quite good and does the job nicely. In fact, for the cost is it incredible. However, there are 2 things about the iRig Acoustic Stage that I don't like...at all. The mic is just a bit larger than a pick, and clips onto the sound hole. And the "cable" is incredibly thin (it is more of a wire than a cable). The combination of those 2 things bothers me as I've already tripped over the cable and yanked it from my guitar. It is inevitable that I will do damage at some point. My thinking is to just set up a mic and just play in front of it when I want to send sound through the Stomp.