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They don't have much for sale though... :P

Yes. Quite a few at this forum actually.

Great info!

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??? Have I come to Digitech? We are Line6'ers! Out expectations are the highest there is. And then some... ☺

Love it! You did forget to mention : "Its free!"

I know the drill regards to that, but there's hasn't been any speculation either. I'm trying to get my head around what it could be ☺

I've seen more action in a discussion thread.... :D

DI mentioned that future Helix FW will have a completely new level of Variax integration (not seen before in any product or at any other product) What is it? :ph34r:

Nah, not for me. But I don't gig as much either, and usually just use my VDI. (I haven't had a battery in my JTV for 6 months!)

I've said it before, but anything Dumble would be great. :D

Guitar remover for practice 😀 http://line6.ideascale.com/a/dtd/Removal-of-guitar-vocals-block/813431-23508 I ran my practice music through the AUX one day, and found out it would be really handy to remove the guitars or vocals.

But of course you can 😀

Isn't that what Ideascale is meant for? If only you want that feature (Ideascale will give a ballpark figure) they will prioritize out of that (given its possible to do)

When modeling is enabled, there should be completely silence. (If you are not playing of course )

Mine powers the Variax, even without the input set correctly.

A lot :wub: Look through all of Sean Halleys videos on youtube for the different possibilities A brief summary: in a patch, you can store the tuning of the guitar, which guitar and pickup and you can have both magnetic pickups and modeled at the same time (acoustic and electric at the same time is a blast). Or you can have your magnetic pickup going into a Marshall and a Strat going into a Fender. You have to use the VDI cable for this, it will also power the guitar. Custom positions - you can save different guitars here. You have 10 "slots" in total. You can also alter the different other original patches. Look up " Variax Workbench" on youtube or here. BTW, if you buy it second hand, make sure the workbench thingy is coming with the guitar. You can buy it separately for aprox 100 $/€/£ It should also be a battery and a charger for the battery.

It was a joke, in retrospect of the discussion of psarkissian and yourself. But I'll butt out of the discussion now :rolleyes: (BTW, I have a US model so its more than 1 grand)

BTW, you should be able to get down to around 700-800$ with some coupons or so with the dealers. I've been down to 550$ for a 69.

But then I'll loose the warranty on the straplocks from them then? :D

Yes, strange isnt'it? The only difference is actually the sellers markup... A JTV59 dont have any others options than the colour. (I'm talking about the Korean model, not the US Custom model which runs at >3000$)

Just to "prove" psarkissians point, I opened my JTV-69 today - it has strap buttons from Dunlop I think (I did not mount them) As you can see int the pictures, if you dont have a clue what you are doing you can do pretty much damage - this screw is pretty close to the mainboard. picture

Lovely :) I can tell you are a sunburst-kind-of guy :lol: Regarding the sound of the magnetic pickups - a lot of the sound would also be in the wood of the guitar not only the pickups.

As others say: try both. If you are a strat guy, also check out the JTV-69 as well. Be aware of that a lot of the "complaint" of the 69 is the neck, and are easily changed. You already have the Warmoth neck and the original Strat neck which should be "plug & play" (in the neck switch world that is) Tuners (on the Korean) are ok, but what you really should do is to buy the Hipshot tuners for about 50$. This is the ones which are on the US Custom version also. You should be able to get JTV's (both the 59 and 69) for 550-700$ from Sweetwater and Musicians Friend etc.

I'll bet it is single coil hiss? Position 2 and 4 would probably split the humbucker and make it a single coil.