Line 6 HX Stomp
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John Larson
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Line 6 HX Stomp
Anyone had an luck using one of these instead of an amp? Thinking of picking one up to use with my steel to reduce the amount of stuff I have to carry.
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David Spires
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It's my main rig. Care has to be taken with input level, since most pedal steel pickups are hotter than a guitar pickup. I use this to manage it, and as a tuner out:
https://www.guitarpartsfactory.us/023-4 ... 0234530000
I've even gone so far as to use a Headrush FRFR-108 full frequency monitor, so it's like I have an amp, and the xlr out on it to PA.
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David Spires
https://www.guitarpartsfactory.us/023-4 ... 0234530000
I've even gone so far as to use a Headrush FRFR-108 full frequency monitor, so it's like I have an amp, and the xlr out on it to PA.
Sincerely,
David Spires
2021 MSA Legend XL 10&7; Asher Electro-Hawaiian Junior Lap Steel; '79 OMI Dobro 66 w/ Scheerhorn cone and setup; '64 Hand-wired Re-issue Fender Princeton Reverb
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Jamie Howze
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I use the HX Effects rather than the stomp because I don't need the amp Sims. It seems they mostly model distorted tones. I've always been a clean amp guy with pedals for dirt so the HX Effects works well. There are so many eq options that you can emulate Peavey-like clean tones very effectively.
I use a Hilton VP and the signal is pretty hot. I use the global settings to set the steel input to line level then increase that input's gain using HX Edit to balance it.
Typically, I run a 6 string into the input set at instrument level and use a return 2 block at line level in parallel for my steel. It's like having a mini-mixer built right in. It makes for quick instrument changes too.
This works well for me and doesn't require extra gear.
I use a Hilton VP and the signal is pretty hot. I use the global settings to set the steel input to line level then increase that input's gain using HX Edit to balance it.
Typically, I run a 6 string into the input set at instrument level and use a return 2 block at line level in parallel for my steel. It's like having a mini-mixer built right in. It makes for quick instrument changes too.
This works well for me and doesn't require extra gear.