Is This Thing Any Good?

[guitarweasel]

Anybody have or tried one? :?

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/prod...X1-USB-RecordingModeling-Interface?sku=249700

 

[Zeppelin Rules]

The amp models are the same as the one on my POD XT live, and they sound pretty digital to me. I still use it for recording sometimes, but it really can't compare to my Marshall.

 

[vkgphil]

therein lies the rub again. i have the pod xt 'bean' and i have a lot of fun with it. i think there is something to be said about a digitally created effect... as long as you are not looking for a pure classic tube tone. i suppose its me but i enjoy finding ways to torture a guitar sound...

yes the toneport and pod have the same models, i guess just a slightly dif way of delivering it.

 

[guitarweasel]

It also contains a studio of sorts........That is the section I was concerned with.

 

[alexrules43]

I still have one, a UX2 that I've been trying to get rid of for months, it's fairly nice.  The models are alright, but the recording software that comes with it is great.  Ableton Live, I believe. It has some nice Tweed models, and a Marshall Super Lead.

 

[Raging Taco]

it might be pretty cool, but you'll probably end up wanting something with more mic inputs

 

[Lex Lurid]

Sorry John......Only just seen this. IF the Software is anything like that which was originally supplied with the later versions of Guitarport

(RiffTracker?) then yes.....For "ideas" etc I am told that it is very easy to use and pretty intuative? I had a Copy but let it go when I sold the Guitarport a while ago.

 

[alexrules43]

The one I got had no RiffTracker, only the Line6 Gearbox and Ableton Live. Gearbox is the amp and effects part, Ableton is the studio.

I have: http://www.musiciansfriend.com/prod...X2-USB-RecordingModeling-Interface?sku=249701