I mean, I was really shocked at home decent some of the tones were in that video. dated for sure but for almost 30 year old tech, very good.I watched the same video...then looked them up on reverb... I agree. I still keep my GNX4 as a backup...it still sounds decent enough to get me through a service ticket.
Just like Jim Marshall tweaking a Fender Bassman into the early Plexi's or Randall Smith making the first Boogie amps from rebuilt and hot-rodded Fender Princeton amps.Paul Reed Smith started building his own guitars after improving on well-known designs!
PodXT. If it wasn't for the PodXT there wouldn't be an Axe-Fx.
Bought a Dual Rectifier and hated it. Store wouldn't refund my money so gave me store credit. I used the credit to buy a PodXT. Tried for several weeks to make the thing sound good. Couldn't.
I thought the concept was great but I just couldn't get a usable sound out of it. So I set out to make something that actually sounded good.
Funny thing about the Dual Rectos, guys either loved them or didn't. I played through a Tremo verb once thought it was pretty cool, Tried a Dual Recto and didn't care for it. I'm more of a Marshal / Vox circuit type.PodXT. If it wasn't for the PodXT there wouldn't be an Axe-Fx.
Bought a Dual Rectifier and hated it. Store wouldn't refund my money so gave me store credit. I used the credit to buy a PodXT. Tried for several weeks to make the thing sound good. Couldn't.
I thought the concept was great but I just couldn't get a usable sound out of it. So I set out to make something that actually sounded good.
Good lord, I think I actually still have mine hidden away in the attic somewhere. What a hideous piece of crap that was. Bought that as a backup for my first modeler.
Anybody remember the ORIGINAL AX2 from------Line 6? That was my first one.