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  1. Hi. I noticed a post you did back in '20 re: IRs and you mentioned building a patch for a PRS Hollowbody II.  I recently bought the SE version and I was wondering if you'd be willing to share what you did for the piezo patch (ie IRs, levels, etc.)?  Thx! 

  2. I know this is an old thread but I just happen to have a really nice Warmoth replacement neck that is prepped to fit on a JTV-69 for sale. I had this neck mounted on a JTV-69 I had but I ended up selling that guitar. I decided it would be better & easier to return the JTV to stock & sell the neck separately. I modified the neck mounting holes to fit the JTV-69 hole pattern and it worked out really well. Anyway, if you're looking for a good replacement neck for your JTV, please check out this one. Hit me up if you have questions! Warmoth Stratocaster Neck / JTV-69 Variax Neck - in Excellent Condition - TGP listing...
  3. I know this is an old thread but I just happen to have a really nice Warmoth replacement neck that is prepped to fit on a JTV-69 for sale. I had this neck mounted on a JTV-69 I had but I ended up selling that guitar. I decided it would be better & easier to return the JTV to stock & sell the neck separately. I modified the neck mounting holes to fit the JTV-69 hole pattern and it worked out really well. Anyway, if you're looking for a good replacement neck for your JTV, please check out this one. Hit me up if you have questions! Warmoth Stratocaster Neck / JTV-69 Variax Neck - in Excellent Condition - TGP listing...
  4. I know this is an old thread but I just happen to have a really nice Warmoth replacement neck that is prepped to fit on a JTV-69 for sale. I had this neck mounted on a JTV-69 I had but I ended up selling that guitar. I decided it would be better & easier to return the JTV to stock & sell the neck separately. I modified the neck mounting holes to fit the JTV-69 hole pattern and it worked out really well. Anyway, if you're looking for a good replacement neck for your JTV, please check out this one. Hit me up if you have questions! Warmoth Stratocaster Neck / JTV-69 Variax Neck - in Excellent Condition - TGP listing...
  5. I know this is an old thread and I hope that @chuskey doesn't mind me hijacking this thread! I just happen to have a really nice Warmoth replacement neck that is prepped to fit on a JTV-69 for sale. I had this neck mounted on a JTV-69 I had but I ended up selling that guitar. I decided it would be better & easier to return the JTV to stock & sell the neck separately. I modified the neck mounting holes to fit the JTV-69 hole pattern and it worked out really well. Anyway, if you're looking for a good replacement neck for your JTV, please check out this one. Hit me up if you have questions! Warmoth Stratocaster Neck / JTV-69 Variax Neck - in Excellent Condition - TGP listing...
  6. I hope you're being sarcastic. That sounds pretty good to me throughout the whole clip. Yeah, it's not perfect, but unusable? I think that's a bit of an extreme judgement! It does have some coloration but for a live performance, it's plenty usable.
  7. The toe switch for engaging the wah has always been super hard to engage (especially from a seated position). I was trying to turn it on last night and it just wasn't engaging so i stomped down on it hard and the pedal totally gave way and was flopping around like a limp fish. side to side, up & down, it was totally loose and I thought for sure it was broken internally. It turned out that the hex bolt just loosened up and all I had to do was tighten it, so it's not broken but that brings me back to the original issue: On my Helix, you practically have to stand on the toe switch to get it to engage. Is there some way to adjust the toe switch sensitivity? is there some way that anyone knows of to adjust the toe switch function to engage with a little less pressure? Thanks!
  8. dmg is the Mac version. Did you download the wrong file for Windows?
  9. Awesome Job Line6! There are some tasty new models and features in 3.0!
  10. @renevanhezewijk @kurat Did either of you get an answer on this? I am considering the Sonic Port VX or some other IOS interface for an iPad Pro (2018 version) and need to know if I will have this issue.
  11. What do you mean by "1 regular mags"? I mean the regular magnetic humbuckers. I recently bought a PRS Hollowbody II Piezo and that's the main guitar I'm working with for these presets. It has 2 output jacks. 1 for the regular humbuckers ("Mags") and 1 for the piezo output.
  12. I have been adjusting the "db" value of the IR and/or the Level value of the snapshot at the output block. I had struggled with volume/gain levels and volume matching between presets in my previous experiences with the Helix, but I am now trying to make my presets "more or less" level in volume to an empty patch. That means that for gainy amped signal chain for driven electric guitar sounds, I am turning down the channel volume so that it is close to the empty preset level. That makes it a lot easier to have balance with an acoustic signal chain without an amp. I am still experimenting with this setup and haven't used any of this live yet (like where am I going to play right now anyway, right?...). I am going to start building presets with 2 separate signal chains, 1 for cranked electric guitar and 1 for acoustic sounds and I hope to get them both in the same neighborhood volume wise. I am going to use a guitar with 2 separate outputs, 1 regular mags, and 1 piezo with these presets.
  13. I've also been using the 3Sigma Audio acoustic IR's. I've been having really good luck lately using them with an electric guitar that has piezos in the bridge. The 3Sigma IR's with that guitar are giving a really inspiringly good acoustic sound. I've used their IR's in the past but I was never as impressed with them as I am right now. I also have a number of patches that don't have any amp or preamp block in them at all with those IR's and the acoustic sound is really good without them.
  14. For a Cabinet IR 100% mix is "Normal" and most probably sound better this way but let your ears be the judge! I will say that in the case of using an IR to simulate an acoustic instrument, many times 100% mix is NOT the best sound. I often get better results at a lot less than 100% in those cases.
  15. I saw a reference to this amp somewhere recently and it does look pretty interesting given the reasonable cost. I haven't heard of anyone who has actually used one yet. I'll be interested to see an actual review.
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