Line6 via iPhone…
http://www.line6.com/news/general/840
Line6 and D’Addario have teamed up to create an iPhone app to control your Line6 Vetta and Variax…What’s next?
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Friday’s Riff Wrap
Aluminum Axe
Why do they tease us?
POD Studio UX2 Review (Part 1)
Free ReValver upgrade
Keeping a secret?
Time to get into Amp Modding!
New Carvin ST-300
Have a great weekend!
Coming soon: Interview with Swam Works Amps…
Line6 POD Studio UX2 Review – Part 1
The Line6 POD Studio UX2 is more than an audio interface. Coupled with Line6’s POD Farm, the UX2 provides a wide breadth of amp and tone modeling to a guitarist’s toolbox along with a nice suite of recording tools.
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An Introduction to Amp Modding
The following guest article is by Joe Gillespie. Joe runs a great blog over at www.joesjamblog.com about all things Spider Jam (as in Line6). Joe has been building and modding amps for quite a while (check out his ‘Little Tweedie‘)
There’s a line in the Dire Straits song “Sultans of Swing” about “Guitar George” that goes “Yes, and an old guitar is all he can afford.” That has always amused me because it really should have been, “A new guitar is all he can afford.” There is something about old guitars and amplifiers that makes them so desirable – and expensive. It can’t all be nostalgia. Is a late ’50s Les Paul or Stratocaster really better than their modern counterparts? Considering all the advances in technology, can an old Vox or Fender amp honestly sound better?
Friday’s Riff Wrap
Been a slow week…
What’s in a gear review?
Balls-ey Amp
Art or gear?
Phone Chords!
Going in circles…
SG Price Cut
Line6 Contest
