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Man that sounds great Jimmy I can listen to you play all day and I appreciate you explaining all the presets and all the other settings that you can add that is one fine setup

Lets goooo

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Been meaning to get one. It’s such a unique instrument, I love lead bass and bass chords. Has a great tone and great playability. Amazing playing.

The most musical Bass VI demo I've heard, now to find one on sale...

Wow dude you make that thing sing. Great playing!!

Impressive. You can definitely gig that.

Great video. I bought an SC-2 after watching this a few years back.

This is a great demonstration video. Last year I bought a Harley Benton bass vi to see if I like the idea as much as I thought i would. I do, and now I'm looking at maybe upgrading. This video is really comprehensive, shows off the instrument better than I've seen others do. Thanks!

very nice

I switched from a 65 twin, even that was bloody heavy, to a Roland JC-40. I stopped gigging years ago. But still play my Roland at home. Sounds great in Stereo

PS, if anyone knows someone in the Nashville area who can repair my original line 6, 500 and Line 6 700 guitars(they still play beautifully and are immaculate in condition, but whatever I try, new batteries/stereo cables, they no longer make their sounds…). Has anyone else out there had that problem? Cheers/ Slainte and Godspeed. 🎸👨🏼‍⚕️✌️🫶♾️

I have been a devotee of Line 6 since the pod came out and have been astonished in the studio and live with the results. I still have the original, at 2.0, an XT, an XT Live and the footboards for the PODS.I would move up to the newer pedals - like the Helix- but I don’t want to give anything away😂. I still have my Vox AC 30TB and a fender custom shop bubinga “Woody“; however, are use them more in my studio for practice.🤷🏼‍♂️. Line 6 rules…imvho. 🎸👨🏼‍⚕️✌️🫶♾️.

My philosophy is more is more... real amps and modeling are both awesome and I want more! 😂😂

This is the internet. You can't just publish something that is fact-based, well-reasoned, cohesive, and truly well-delivered. You also forgot to mention "mojo". 🙂🙂🙂 Seriously, back in 2016 I had two Twins for cleans, two Fuchs ODS for gain, 2 2x12 cabinets, and a pedalboard the size of a dining table, plus a second board with effects that did not fit the first one. Today's rig is a Stomp XL, a Tonex in the loop for amps the HX does not have, a Carbon X, a Boss OD-3, and, if needed, a Fulltone Supa-Wah in front of those. Output is through the Powercab 212 Plus in stereo. Not missing a thing.

why stop there? pretty soon you won't have to take but a single guitar and your phone; and then after that , you won't even have to take yourself, as the singer's AI on his phone will play guitar for you.

I like a lot of the new stuff. I have a spark and that was my first dabble with digital. I like the sounds a lot and the versatility. I prior to that I gigged with a peavey special 212 for years and played at church with my dad’s 67 fender vibro reverb 212. I have a peavey classic 50 and now I just use them in my music room. I play through a pod go and my pedals at church.

Gen x here. I went the digital route for a while because I’m gonna get paid the same whether I’m packing a head and cab or a modeler. The modeler is much easier to deal with but then I plugged my amps back up and that was it. Tube amps feel better to me and I haven’t gone back to modelers. Not to say that I won’t in the future but for now I’m digging the amps.

And....I just did the exact opposite. I haven't played in a band since 2010 and at that time I was playing through a Digitech RP250 into my Hartke keyboard amp because it had a good direct sound. A month ago, a friend brought me a Bugera 1990 tube head to repair. I had no idea that Behringer was behind the company, I've been out of the loop for 14 years. I was surprised at the build quality, a couple real unique features of the circuit design, and the sound. It impressed me to the point that I went to Guitar Center's website to see if they had any used Bugera single 12 combos and they had a Vintage 22 for $290. I bought it and now the Digitech pedal is just for whah, compressor, harmonizer, whammy pedal in front of the amp. And I have a Zoom G3 in the loop for delay, chorus, phaser, reverb, etc. So, I'm a Gen Xer that went from pedal tone back to tubes. 😄🙃😆

Hello. Such a good Helix channel... Iam A DIY pedal freak since 2003. I must say the helix has super accurate when it come to RAT, Big muff thing, no other plugin has convinced me .. maybe the other plugin can sound good but not as accurate to real pedal like helix did. Think Im done with diy, helix is a pedal heaven. .. just tried the red lamma model, awsome big sounding overdrive

I switched to digital in 1991. Became a Fractal devotee in 2007 when it started. My current fly-rig is a Line 6 HX Stomp. I have a Tonex One as a backup. I was doing a huge gig last week with my AxeFXIII/Mastermind GT/22 rig and, at soundcheck, the *bass* player (a great friend) had a go at my rig and said "Only 'pretenders ' play that stuff!". He was using his usual gigantic pedalboard with 14 stomp boxes!!! No sooner had we started soundcheck when his rig had a hideous noise that the techs spent *an hour* of our soundcheck time trying to track down. They never did. He ended up plugging direct to a DI box. The keyboard player noted that I had won that battle. My bass player was left red-faced.

You're right Jimmy some guys have the mindset that only a tube amp will get good sound get good tone I'm 68 years old personally I have never had a tube amp I've always used digital amps and processors to get my tone and sound I cannot stand the hiss of tube amplifier Line 6 make some wonderful products I am currently using a boss ME 80 PROCESSOR I play a lot Eddie Van Halen ZZ Top Lynyrd Skynyrd Ted Nugent Robin Trower Led Zeppelin and that's how I capture the tone with a BOSS ME 80 PROCESSOR I would really love to try one of those Hilux like you play with I've heard you get tones that I've never heard before with that monster anyway I think you're 100% right you got to change your mindset we're always chasing tone as guitarist

Can you please tell me what strings you're using. Gauges??

Killer playing! what would you recommend for a nut lubrication? I use a led pencil , but is there an actual other product I can use? cheers!

Amazing playing!

I definitely need an SG or a V way more.

good job i‘ve got one

Thanks for the tip Jimmy love your content I don't understand why you don't have a more likes but oh well that's not important I know how awesome you are on guitar

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Pretty sweet man! Those pickups are uniquely cool and those guitars are one big solid hunk O’ wood. That all equates to killer tone! Loved the demo. Now I want one. :)

What an awesome instrument. I want one so bad, I’m a bass player who learned guitar and eventually realised that using chord tones in guitar solos was just the meat and veg of bass playing looked at from a different perspective and the light went on for me and suddenly I got it and anything with strings was just a matter of tunings and I was away and flying around in no time on anything. This thing would bring together my 8guitars and 6 Basses , like a missing link 😂

very nice

Great vibe and playing with nice fx to fill out and complement the composition.

Thanks for your indepth view into this with good examples and musical playing

You never cease to amaze me Jimmy your quality of guitar playing is amazing you have a style like no other in my humble opinion I can listen to you play for hours and that Firebird sounds amazing I've never seen anyone go through all the settings that they have but it did sound amazing thank you Jimmy Galloway

What does the rest of your chain look like in the helix? Lovely tone. And yes the drums are awesome

Very cool! What amps can handle this though? A modeler and frfr could do it, but if I tried it with my Vox type amp it would fart right out, and might just die.

Very tasty playing! And thank you for making the feedbacker come to live. :) such a great use of that effect!

Outstanding video. Cheers!

I tried to like but there's something wrong with my pad anyway I do like very much thank you Jimmy

Jimmy Galloway you never cease to amaze me you're one of my very favorite guitar Pickers your style is completely unique bro those Gretsch guitars sound amazing

Damn if this isn't the most musical demo on the internet. Can't wait to try some of this stuff. Really appreciate you putting this out there.

great playing. thanks!

I had one and regretted selling it! A rocker's dream!

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Beautiful demo! I have a Squier CV Bass VI that I'm really starting to explore more. This video is really inspiring.

Cool sounds!

Great demo! Big thanks! Subscribed only a couple minutes in.