Galaden

Budda Zen

I've used them before with the POD HD 500 a few years ago . . I had 2 of them and I bought both of them off E bay. They come with different types of speakers, one is FRFR and the other is not. I was not overly impressed with them and got rid of them both eventually. I recently bought a pair of Yamaha DBR 10s and so far I'm quite happy with them. They are not much more than the Tech 21 Power 60s and have, to my ears anyways, way better response. If you can try out different speakers, or whatever before you buy if you can. Also consider what it is you want to do with them ( gig, play at home , jam with friends or something more serious.) cheers and good luck

Popcorn, anyone?

Hopefully in the next incarnation of the POD Line 6 will quit fooling around with all this DSP limit junk and do what Cliff at Fractal did and put in 2 processor chips. The price of DSP chips has gone thru the floor, witness IBM getting out of the business as there isn't much profit in it anymore . The DSP limit was why I got rid of my Pod HD 500. Nice sounding amps but the unit was gimped with a weak chip. I did buy a Pod HD 500x recently and the 20% extra DSP is nice, but paying another 100% cost of the unit does not engender a warm feeling in my heart. Also, I'm wondering why Line 6 can't go back and redo some of the old Vetta amp models they are trotting out now and make them HD as well . . I did love the Budda Zen Drive on the Vetta. Come on guys . . . please try to take the frustration out of my Line 6 relationship. As far as the firmware goes . . I'd rather they get it right even if it takes a few extra weeks. I'd rather have it work properly than feel cheated by a false promise. So, brew some more coffee Line 6 and hunker down. You guys are our Santa's elves.

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