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you probably really need to try it to decide.. most people won't be using washes of delay and reverb quite like what is needed for shoegaze style genre. I think as yet there is no comparison to the strymon as far as quality goes but this is only a guess and from comment's i've read. I find the reverbs nice and cirtainly with the routing options you will get nice washes of sound. The vox amps onboard dont seem to have as much 'vox' character as i expected but i may just need to muck around with them and try some vox ir's

i'm mainly using it with the vol on guitar rolled back to 5-7 for a slightly gritty clean sound.. it works ok for that. even if there is a bit of hiss going on..

cool! sounds great.. and includes the ir's i'm guessing?

2 thumbs up from me -tho i came from podxtL via the latest zoom modeller.

sorry silverhead.. i'm meaning into p.a speakers.. that's what i use.. i realize they won't all sound alike and will change the sound somewhat,but that is the same with any sound you put thru it , so maybe a moot point.. i'm just pondering wheter this is possible, the raw amp sound thru a p.a speaker. .. now this isn't necesarily for live use i'm thinking.. just playing at home and having it sound like a real amp sitting right there. i'm just thinking it is probably possible with the software.. one day

and if it could be tweaked in software i'd rather that, than having to go buy a power amp and guitar cab 😉

i mean it's pretty close now.. and sounds great .. i just still imagine it could sound a bit more 'immediate' maybe

the sound of a raw amp coming out whatever speaker you have.. i'm sure it would be a popular option to have

i was just wondering if it is something that could be done Peter, through the modelling technology as i'm often reading that modellers model the sound of a mic'd/recorded guitar cab. then why not just a raw amp.??

no sorry.. i mean an amp sitting there in front of you. not an amp in a room space

line 6 you've come this far and we love helix.. but i wonder if by next year you can give us an 'amp in the room' setting? One that bypasses the mic modelling and includes whatever other magic processing it needs and a little control button in there somewhere that allows you to choose between 'amp in the room' sound and 'standard' sound.? 😉👌

i find it's jumpy but if it is mainly jumping around the centre indicator then for me, it's 'close enough for rock and roll' ;)

i met a few of those sound dinosaurs.. problem was, some were a bit deaf 😉

it probably wont hurt to say to the soundguy "which is best.?" then play with and without your global eq setting , during soundcheck.. it would take all of 20 seconds maybe

great thanks.. look forward to try them

once you hear the overdrives in helix you may really have no use for 3 external ones 😉

might be best and easiest to use the parametric eq block .. make a narrow q then boost around the lows and low mids to see if you can find an offending frequency area , then drop it... then try a very minor boost in the top mids to see if it sweetens it any .. seems to work with my old archtop

try it into an aux input also , it was mentioned on here and i've tried it also, the sound is a bit more natural.. just place an aux return block at the start of your chain.

gosh, i've just loaded an amp/cab combo and a reverb before and been in love with the sound .. Keep it simple sometimes ;)

using it on the mesa mkIV clean channel so far.. nice

hey, just downloaded them, digging the 3rd position ones, nice and full and still crisp enough (on a strat).. especially the 414_3 file Thanks. i might skip buying the commercial ones for a while, these give me a nice new cab sound 👌

are people mainly using these for any particular type of music?

handy to know that ;) ðŸ‘

i think the brightness came from not reloading any 3rd party IR's yet.. haha it happened to me

we faff about, here in australia too matey's 😉