Do you have a video about how you have your heads and cabs setup? I like how you have all your heads stacked, do you have a load of cabs somewhere else? how do you switch between heads?
Folks are losing their mind, arguing how this isn’t a good value, specifically citing the incorrect price stated in this video, all over the pedalboard page threads. No one is reading this pinned comment correction.
@@Iccapod the delays in the m13 never did sound as good to me as even the mk1 DL4. Also $299 is not a bad price difference brand new for this update, when you adjust for inflation. The mk1 went for $249. The equivalency of $249 in 2005 would be about $350 today, so it was actually priced pretty fairly.
What Rhett is missing is, it is all in how the DL4 (and looks like the DL4 MKII) acted and lays itself out in performance and music making on stage or in the studio. Those of us who fell in love with them and used them to great effect in the early 2000s know that you could make the most mangled and amazing sounds and moments with the looper and the action of the knobs and such. The stuff we use now sounds more algorithmic to me in some ways, sort of curated, while the OG DL4 was like a tool, sometimes a loose cannon but also a beautiful paintbrush to make music with.
As a long time DL-4 enthusiast o agree with you 100%. I have consistently had at least two DL-4s on my board at any given time for years. I’ll definitely be grabbing the new one and will probably get another one eventually if it’s as awesome as it looks from what I’ve seen so far.
Completely agree! Two words, Dave Knudson. He puts the DL4 loopers to such epic creative musical manoeuvres that would only ever be possible with the way the DL4 looper is laid out. I completely copied his 3xDL4 and a timeline and the three loopers going with reverse, half speed, recorded at half speed and then to standard time for double speed, then reversed! The auto trigger feature! Now with MKII all the reverbs included, along with longer looping time and an SD Card for storing those loop, before they were lost when powered off. Smaller size, yes. Fantastic update to the DL4. Yeah the Line6 delays are all in the helix line but that's just the delay engines. It's how the DL4 drives and hugs the road that makes the difference. User experience of DL4 MKII vs Hx Stomp, very different beasts. There's millions of DL4 fans around the world, I'd say this will sell very well for Line6. Oh and programming an expression pedal is a complete breeze compared to other delay pedals.
@@stevethebeeline44 I commented on the Dave Knudson demo for this pedal that it’s the only demo that matters for the MKii. He’s a mad genius. I can’t wait to hear his new solo record.
@@cmcguitarsandeffects2075 yeah what Dave K does is such an inspiration! I grabbed Ableton thinking I’ll get creative with looping and being a Cubase user for 20yrs+ struggled to get going with a new DAW. With x3 DL4’s looping within minutes had some wild soundscapes going. Zero obstacles to creativity with the DL4, bonehead simple which is just what I need! It really is up there with classics like Fuzzface & Wah. I’ll defo grab a MKII. Must check out Dave K’s solo stuff now. 👍
The addition of MIDI is HUGE on this MK2 update. I’d say even more so than the additional delay algorithms and reverb. I’d probably still be using my old DL4 but I needed MIDI and the MK1 didn’t have it.
Now that we’ve all watched this demo, we really don’t need to watch the other 2,000 demos that came out in the last 24 hours 😂 thank you! I did pick up an og DL4 a couple of months ago, there is a reason why they are so popular, the DL4 is a great tool for creativity. You can make it work without a manual and find interesting sounds quickly that are really inspiring
I LOVED my DL4 MK-1 but I had 2 fail on me, which is apparently a known issue with those units. If this new one fixes that on top of all the other cool updates, I’d say Line 6 has once again done right by its customers. Way to go! Great video, Rhett
@@thisguy2973 I wasn’t aware of that acquisition but I must say, Line 6 has definitely been on an upward trend for the last ~5 years or so, and it’s awesome to see! Now I’m a Helix player and that things truly rules. Still have my analog board and Deluxe Reverb for those times where I’m feeling old school, but certainly Line 6 knows what’s up
I have 2 DL4s on my board side by side which is not very pedalboard friendly. Watching Dave Knudson inspired me to do that and the crazy amount of sounds you can get are endless/worth it. The MKII's smaller size is a big plus imo. I've never had any of the common issues people have or one give up on me despite stomping on them and turning the knobs aggressively but hopefully the new ones are really built like tanks and have addressed some of the past issues as well.
holy shit the video filter during the Reggie Watt part was so well timed for a second I thought it was just my mind feeling overwhelmed by your looping vocal but then i realized the effect and it added to my apprehension. Nice edit!
That XLR mic input is also super useful for use with guitar: That way you can use your delays (and reverbs) after amp & speaker without the need for any other gear. The best additions besides the new algorithms are the 122 presets and the Midi connections.
I have a Stomp XL and will still get this. I absolutely love this pedal and the format. It’s going side by side with my Blue Sky in the XL effects loop.
I had a DL4 (borrowed) for a while and loved it. I especially loved the backward delay sound. When it came time recently to purchase a delay recently I went with the TC flashback 2x4 and love it, but have to admit the backward sound on it is not the best. The MkII looks great, but that is a bit steep of a price for me.
I had one of the originals and it was fun, especially since it was my first experience with a looper. However, it was the only piece of gear I've ever bought that didn't work, brand new out of the box, and had to be sent for repair under the warranty. And it's the only pedal that I ever owned that started to have problems within the first year of owning it (the knobs would stick if there was the slightest amount of humid weather, and two out of the four switches stopped working altogether). I have to say, I own a Zoom MS70CDR now, and it absolutely slays the Line 6 for less than half the price.
This is a fantastic and honest review. Very cool demonstration and information. This sounds and looks like a fantastic revision of the classic pedal. Hahah the vocal demo had me crack up 🤣 very cool though that they added thr mic input. Great delay pedal! I already have a Helix so i don’t need one, but otherwise i would seriously consider getting one. 🤘 good point abput HX stomp though. HX products are awesome and great value for sure!
One word: YESSSSS 🙌🙌🙌🙌 I was literally thinking about when L6 would release a second version of this iconic pedal not two days ago. So cool to see you review such a great piece of gear!
I see Sweetwater has it for $299. I think that puts it under Strymon, Empress, etc cost wise. Also, I think the smaller size gives it a slight advantage over hx effects.
Thank you Rhett for sharing with us today, I used to own/use the original DL4. Great plug/play pedal! Always value your input, wisdom and experience- it's what make you a pro- keep on keeping on :)
I owned 2 DL4's when they came out, as well as all the other modelers (still have them) and they were great for the time. I never used the looper much so I always wished for 4 presets buttons instead of 3. The MKII looks interesting for loopers and using a mic, but I'll stick with the GFI, Source Audio, Eventide stuff.
I use the DL4 looper constantly and absolutely love it. I wish it had some option for longer record time and slightly higher fidelity, but other than that, it’s so simple and wonderful.
I had a DL4 and the rackmount EchoPro. I think keeping the original interface was a risky but correct decision. I used other delays alongside, but the DL4 was the quick one to tweak. The reverb is a welcome addition to eliminate an extra stomp, and it's fine that it's less convenient to edit bc reverbs are rarely changed on the fly. It's not meant to compete with multieffects and as long as the price reflects that, it seems solid to me.
Very interesting to see a TE OP1 on your channel. I've recently taken the dive in to electronic music and synths, and I've definitely enjoyed the process. It would be interesting to see you make some videos regarding your use of the OP1 or other electronic instruments and how you incorporate it into your style of music. Appreciate the uploads as always, rock on brother!
It’s always interesting to me when the same topic shows up at the same time on multiple YT channels that I follow. Today, Reverb also is covering this Line 6 pedal. Cool.
That's because this products have an embargo on when channels can release their videos (remember they get them early). An all of them want to be first one to get the views
I have put off getting one of these, because of the complaints. This looks like it's a lot easier to use, than a unit you have to use menus for. I like the idea of the Helix, etc.., but I don't like using menus. I like knobs, and buttons. If I was a touring musician, I would totally get one of those types of boxes, though. Thanks, Rhett!
Excellent video effects on the Dub delay outro of your track. I really enjoy your videos that start with a composition. Let’s go 1 million subscribers!
I’ve been saying for years that they needed to do this. I do think the price point is a little much when you could get an HX stomp for a similar price. I agree with another commenter, $100 less and I’d buy it even though I have a timeline for the sole reason that my old DL4 was a huge part of my sound until it died when I was younger. But at this price it’ll be a skip.
I use a helix along with the DL4 MKII. I mainly use the DL4 for looping... But it sure is a lot of fun to play with the delays/reverbs on the DL4 it self. I love it.
I see it has midi jacks, which leads me to believe it holds more than the 3 presets available on the OG. Those are two of the most significant upgrades on this device.
I think it's really cool. An updated classic. A bit pricey maybe (but it does a lot too.) It might be good in the effects loop of my Headrush. I've always liked the Line 6 verbs and delays.
I can imagine you and Jazz School Chris thinking about how to show the looping function...An idea was brought up as a joke, and then one of you realized how brilliant and hilarious it would be. I laughed, then laughed more. Was really cool to see this today. Well done!
Just bought one. I've been checking every day since the leak of its existence. I love the MkI but I've gone to using weirder delays in my current rig like the Walrus Audio Slotva and the JPTR FX Fernweh. But as I do more & more desktop recording, the DL4 MkII will make a great addition to that.
I still have my DL-4 from 2001. I used it until I got an M13 in 2007. The thing that REALLY needed to be fixed was the loss of volume when using the old one!!
So, nothing to do with this video- but nice drivin & cryin reference in the fuzz vid. My band opened for Kevin Kenny years ago- and yeah, that riff falls out of my hands all of time- thanks for this!
CORRECTION! The price Line6 gave me was the MSRP, street price is $299 which does differentiate it from the HX Stomp
Do you have a video about how you have your heads and cabs setup? I like how you have all your heads stacked, do you have a load of cabs somewhere else? how do you switch between heads?
@@frankiewalnuts he did a video on it. I can’t remember the title.
Folks are losing their mind, arguing how this isn’t a good value, specifically citing the incorrect price stated in this video, all over the pedalboard page threads. No one is reading this pinned comment correction.
It seems overpriced. I mean you can pick up an M13 for half that price nowadays.
@@Iccapod the delays in the m13 never did sound as good to me as even the mk1 DL4. Also $299 is not a bad price difference brand new for this update, when you adjust for inflation. The mk1 went for $249. The equivalency of $249 in 2005 would be about $350 today, so it was actually priced pretty fairly.
at 8:00 it just becomes absolute chaos and its just the perfect review of a delay pedal. thanks rhett
I'm laughing so hard it hurts
The vocal delay section was genuinely great comedy
What Rhett is missing is, it is all in how the DL4 (and looks like the DL4 MKII) acted and lays itself out in performance and music making on stage or in the studio. Those of us who fell in love with them and used them to great effect in the early 2000s know that you could make the most mangled and amazing sounds and moments with the looper and the action of the knobs and such. The stuff we use now sounds more algorithmic to me in some ways, sort of curated, while the OG DL4 was like a tool, sometimes a loose cannon but also a beautiful paintbrush to make music with.
As a long time DL-4 enthusiast o agree with you 100%. I have consistently had at least two DL-4s on my board at any given time for years. I’ll definitely be grabbing the new one and will probably get another one eventually if it’s as awesome as it looks from what I’ve seen so far.
Completely agree! Two words, Dave Knudson. He puts the DL4 loopers to such epic creative musical manoeuvres that would only ever be possible with the way the DL4 looper is laid out. I completely copied his 3xDL4 and a timeline and the three loopers going with reverse, half speed, recorded at half speed and then to standard time for double speed, then reversed! The auto trigger feature!
Now with MKII all the reverbs included, along with longer looping time and an SD Card for storing those loop, before they were lost when powered off. Smaller size, yes. Fantastic update to the DL4. Yeah the Line6 delays are all in the helix line but that's just the delay engines. It's how the DL4 drives and hugs the road that makes the difference. User experience of DL4 MKII vs Hx Stomp, very different beasts. There's millions of DL4 fans around the world, I'd say this will sell very well for Line6. Oh and programming an expression pedal is a complete breeze compared to other delay pedals.
@@stevethebeeline44 I commented on the Dave Knudson demo for this pedal that it’s the only demo that matters for the MKii. He’s a mad genius. I can’t wait to hear his new solo record.
@@cmcguitarsandeffects2075 yeah what Dave K does is such an inspiration! I grabbed Ableton thinking I’ll get creative with looping and being a Cubase user for 20yrs+ struggled to get going with a new DAW.
With x3 DL4’s looping within minutes had some wild soundscapes going. Zero obstacles to creativity with the DL4, bonehead simple which is just what I need! It really is up there with classics like Fuzzface & Wah. I’ll defo grab a MKII. Must check out Dave K’s solo stuff now. 👍
Agreed- the stuff now automatically makes the cool noises that you used to have to be innovative to create back then.
I've owned a mk1 dl4 for 22yrs!
How time flies lol ..and it has never let me down .
That intro song was awesome!!!! Really like this more progressive/ambient direction your music seems to be heading in lately
Yes!
Reminds me of later fugazi or something
Would it be considered post rock?
Totally. All over that kind of sound
It screams Minus The Bear to me, and that's a compliment!
The addition of MIDI is HUGE on this MK2 update. I’d say even more so than the additional delay algorithms and reverb. I’d probably still be using my old DL4 but I needed MIDI and the MK1 didn’t have it.
Second this.
midi clock is a must , the ocean machine had it but no midi clock sync was crazy and still no update asaik
I loved the vocal part :-) Clever way to do it, when you don't sing or beatbox but still want to demonstrate the functionality.
Got to hear 80 minutes of Rhett talking in 12 minutes…that’s serious efficiency 🤣
Now that we’ve all watched this demo, we really don’t need to watch the other 2,000 demos that came out in the last 24 hours 😂 thank you!
I did pick up an og DL4 a couple of months ago, there is a reason why they are so popular, the DL4 is a great tool for creativity. You can make it work without a manual and find interesting sounds quickly that are really inspiring
The vocal demo is channeling some very strong Longmont Potion Castle vibes. And i love it
I LOVED my DL4 MK-1 but I had 2 fail on me, which is apparently a known issue with those units. If this new one fixes that on top of all the other cool updates, I’d say Line 6 has once again done right by its customers. Way to go! Great video, Rhett
The best thing line 6 did was allow themselves to be acquired by Yamaha. Since then, they’ve been making knockouts.
@@thisguy2973 I wasn’t aware of that acquisition but I must say, Line 6 has definitely been on an upward trend for the last ~5 years or so, and it’s awesome to see! Now I’m a Helix player and that things truly rules. Still have my analog board and Deluxe Reverb for those times where I’m feeling old school, but certainly Line 6 knows what’s up
That was actually hilarious trying to understand you while all those delays/loops were happening 😂 great demonstration!
I have 2 DL4s on my board side by side which is not very pedalboard friendly. Watching Dave Knudson inspired me to do that and the crazy amount of sounds you can get are endless/worth it.
The MKII's smaller size is a big plus imo. I've never had any of the common issues people have or one give up on me despite stomping on them and turning the knobs aggressively but hopefully the new ones are really built like tanks and have addressed some of the past issues as well.
I love the DL4 mark1! I’ve owned 3-4 of them over the years and keep going back to them.
holy shit the video filter during the Reggie Watt part was so well timed for a second I thought it was just my mind feeling overwhelmed by your looping vocal but then i realized the effect and it added to my apprehension. Nice edit!
Great review! 10:36 Price is $299.99
That XLR mic input is also super useful for use with guitar: That way you can use your delays (and reverbs) after amp & speaker without the need for any other gear.
The best additions besides the new algorithms are the 122 presets and the Midi connections.
Lovin’ the shoutout to Reggie Watts . . . . 😍🤩
I have a Stomp XL and will still get this. I absolutely love this pedal and the format. It’s going side by side with my Blue Sky in the XL effects loop.
Same. Picking this up to save on DSP… helps that it looks great, too!
I had a DL4 (borrowed) for a while and loved it. I especially loved the backward delay sound. When it came time recently to purchase a delay recently I went with the TC flashback 2x4 and love it, but have to admit the backward sound on it is not the best. The MkII looks great, but that is a bit steep of a price for me.
I had one of the originals and it was fun, especially since it was my first experience with a looper. However, it was the only piece of gear I've ever bought that didn't work, brand new out of the box, and had to be sent for repair under the warranty. And it's the only pedal that I ever owned that started to have problems within the first year of owning it (the knobs would stick if there was the slightest amount of humid weather, and two out of the four switches stopped working altogether). I have to say, I own a Zoom MS70CDR now, and it absolutely slays the Line 6 for less than half the price.
I like that it has knobs which are accessible on the fly and doesn’t require menu diving on a tiny little screen.
This is a fantastic and honest review. Very cool demonstration and information. This sounds and looks like a fantastic revision of the classic pedal. Hahah the vocal demo had me crack up 🤣 very cool though that they added thr mic input. Great delay pedal! I already have a Helix so i don’t need one, but otherwise i would seriously consider getting one. 🤘 good point abput HX stomp though. HX products are awesome and great value for sure!
I was also laughing my ass off 😂
Me too, I was dying.
One word: YESSSSS 🙌🙌🙌🙌
I was literally thinking about when L6 would release a second version of this iconic pedal not two days ago. So cool to see you review such a great piece of gear!
This is more like 1.5 version. Hella half assed
The absolute chaos as soon as you picked up the mic… by far the funniest video gear demo I’ve ever seen
I've got a HXStomp but this is a great pedal for someone that wants line6 delays and reverb without needing amps and cab modeling
Yep, for example for acoustic players. Gonna try it for that.
I see Sweetwater has it for $299. I think that puts it under Strymon, Empress, etc cost wise. Also, I think the smaller size gives it a slight advantage over hx effects.
Going through the looper with the mic is Rhett's greatest accomplishment yet. I was in tears.
That Mic segment is what I imagine talking to the voices in your head sounds like. I was in stitches the whole time.
The opening track with the OP-1 is insane dude! One f my favorites you’ve done. 🔥
Man, that thing really brings back the early radiohead vibes.
Did radioed use a DL4? I LOVE radiohead
@@benink5690 live they did on Karma Police. Don’t know if they still do but they definitely have. Yorke and Ed O’Brien also have the Timeline now.
@@benink5690 ed uses a dl4 and a memory man, there's a really good interview with him about his pedals on ThatPedalShow
Best delay of all time. The choices you have and the ability to control every parameter is golden
Well this is sick. Maybe minus the bear will get back together now.
The looper explanation was so chaotic 😂 I laughed my ass off 😂
One of my favorite videos you've made in a while! Always good, but this one was GREAT. Keep em coming!
By 8:44min my girlfriend thought I was summoning the devil... Now she's singing Tenacious D. Thanks Rhett.
Thank you Rhett for sharing with us today, I used to own/use the original DL4. Great plug/play pedal! Always value your input, wisdom and experience- it's what make you a pro- keep on keeping on :)
The legend continues... inues... inues... inues...
Cheers Rhett, great review
Dude I'm so glad!!! I have the original on my board and I really can't live without it!!!!!
I owned 2 DL4's when they came out, as well as all the other modelers (still have them) and they were great for the time. I never used the looper much so I always wished for 4 presets buttons instead of 3. The MKII looks interesting for loopers and using a mic, but I'll stick with the GFI, Source Audio, Eventide stuff.
I use the DL4 looper constantly and absolutely love it. I wish it had some option for longer record time and slightly higher fidelity, but other than that, it’s so simple and wonderful.
Dont forget Empress haha
Agreed
Haha I had two of them too!
@@KLBoringBand Now you have the possibility of hours of loop time.
I’m pretty sure we just saw the dawning of Rhett’s standup career. The vocal part was hilarious.
Thanks Rhett, VERY helpful to summarize with "who should buy this", comparing to other products. If only more reviewers did that...
Phil Keaggy... the king of Looping Pedals in my book
That was very comedic with the example of the looper and delay haha makes me think of Joel Havers animated tutorial
Wow... just sooooo much Rhett in this video!!!!!
Thumbs up just for the intro song alone! Tons of emotion and feel with that one.
That looping segment was a very clever addition of humor!
Awesome intro Rhett! Different that what we are used to listen when you play, but I liked it a lot!
1:53 ok (hold on) x3 , let's get to the video but WHAT AN INTRO!!!! SOUNDED AMAZING!! LOVED IT
Thank you Rhett for once again over drafting my checking account 😩😩😆
You could have just uploaded a thumbnail and I'd still be sold
I've no use for one but still really like it. Looks cool, no tedious screens to scroll through, sounds great etc etc etc. What's not to like
I had a DL4 and the rackmount EchoPro. I think keeping the original interface was a risky but correct decision. I used other delays alongside, but the DL4 was the quick one to tweak. The reverb is a welcome addition to eliminate an extra stomp, and it's fine that it's less convenient to edit bc reverbs are rarely changed on the fly. It's not meant to compete with multieffects and as long as the price reflects that, it seems solid to me.
Rhett..... The looping sequence of this review is f-ing hilarious and golden!!!
Love my DL4. Killer sounds, 4 switches
Amazing vocal demo. Most artistic thing I’ve heard on RUclips to date.
This is one of the coolest, weirdest RS opening jams and I strongly support it
So glad that this is now here. A comparison the the M5 would be great
The loop section chaos was amazing
Very interesting to see a TE OP1 on your channel. I've recently taken the dive in to electronic music and synths, and I've definitely enjoyed the process. It would be interesting to see you make some videos regarding your use of the OP1 or other electronic instruments and how you incorporate it into your style of music. Appreciate the uploads as always, rock on brother!
It’s always interesting to me when the same topic shows up at the same time on multiple YT channels that I follow. Today, Reverb also is covering this Line 6 pedal. Cool.
That's because this products have an embargo on when channels can release their videos (remember they get them early). An all of them want to be first one to get the views
@@thekramer1097 I know why, just saying.
That intro reminded me of Doves. Very nice!
I have put off getting one of these, because of the complaints. This looks like it's a lot easier to use, than a unit you have to use menus for. I like the idea of the Helix, etc.., but I don't like using menus. I like knobs, and buttons. If I was a touring musician, I would totally get one of those types of boxes, though. Thanks, Rhett!
Rhett Shull looping his explanations is really funny to me
I couldn’t help be crack up when he started talking into the mic with the effects. Haha. Sounds great though!
the best video so far
Excellent video effects on the Dub delay outro of your track. I really enjoy your videos that start with a composition. Let’s go 1 million subscribers!
lol I listened to the intro like 7 times, SO WEIRRRRDD!!! Love it!
Being able to re trigger a loop ala minus the bear… that why I love it more than the other delays
I’ve been saying for years that they needed to do this. I do think the price point is a little much when you could get an HX stomp for a similar price. I agree with another commenter, $100 less and I’d buy it even though I have a timeline for the sole reason that my old DL4 was a huge part of my sound until it died when I was younger. But at this price it’ll be a skip.
I’m seeing it at $299 everywhere online, perhaps $420 was incorrect?
@@baseboardmatt Pinned comment says $420 was the MSRP, Line6 didn't clarify
@@baseboardmatt yeah it's 299 euro from Thomann.
I use a helix along with the DL4 MKII. I mainly use the DL4 for looping... But it sure is a lot of fun to play with the delays/reverbs on the DL4 it self. I love it.
Watching Rhett get lost in the loop was the best 🤣. Love this channel but that made my day.
Love the radiohead vibes at begining
I see it has midi jacks, which leads me to believe it holds more than the 3 presets available on the OG. Those are two of the most significant upgrades on this device.
120 or so presets via midi, otherwise only 6 presets.
Sup Jesse
I think it's really cool. An updated classic. A bit pricey maybe (but it does a lot too.) It might be good in the effects loop of my Headrush. I've always liked the Line 6 verbs and delays.
That looping demo turned into a Longmont Potion Castle track pretty quickly.
SHULL IS INDIE, FOLKS!!! We got ‘em!
I can imagine you and Jazz School Chris thinking about how to show the looping function...An idea was brought up as a joke, and then one of you realized how brilliant and hilarious it would be. I laughed, then laughed more. Was really cool to see this today. Well done!
Rhett, that intro jam might have been the coolest one yet. Great video. Loved the poking fun at the looping function too... made me laugh!
This is so cool. I used to have an old one with a cast logo in late 2000's. Definitely a well-deserved comeback!
lol you created a stuttering machine. I bought one based on this review... thanks, Rhett. My daughter can just work her way through college now.
That guitar tone in the intro is wonderful.
One of my favorite opening tracks you’ve done
Best intro song ever heard in your videos! Awesome!
Let’s just take a moment and recognize the awesomeness of that T-Shirt.
Just bought one. I've been checking every day since the leak of its existence. I love the MkI but I've gone to using weirder delays in my current rig like the Walrus Audio Slotva and the JPTR FX Fernweh. But as I do more & more desktop recording, the DL4 MkII will make a great addition to that.
Fully agree and this pedal is on quite a few celebrity guitarists pedalboards....
The looper section was hilarious, good review, Rhett.
Great video Rhett. Certainly a staple in the industry. I like what Line 6 has done with the MK2. love that guitar!
7:40 - 8:42 -- A fair representation of the voices in my head.
The pull in during the vocal looping got me. 🤣
I owned one of the originals and loved it. This seems acres beyond it. Reverb for cryin’ out loud!
I still have my DL-4 from 2001. I used it until I got an M13 in 2007. The thing that REALLY needed to be fixed was the loss of volume when using the old one!!
Mine died this Winter--I've got it sitting here, looking sad. I really need to get it over to my guy and fix the damn thing!
Oh man that semi, I think just gave me one!
Thumbs up for the video editor :)))
Were you supposed to release this today? It's not even on Line 6's website yet! Any word on the price? I'm putting it on my list.
So, nothing to do with this video- but nice drivin & cryin reference in the fuzz vid. My band opened for Kevin Kenny years ago- and yeah, that riff falls out of my hands all of time- thanks for this!
7:40 this is the best looper presentation ever :D :D :D