I bought the 500x just to play with and then was overwhelmed by the sheer complexity. This video was the most helpful I have seen save song specific settings. excellent job and thank you.
Mr. Hanmer, thank you very much for such a brilliant explanation of guitar sound control on POD HD! Maybe it's all simle for professionals, but for me it was extremely useful. Great thanks and best wishes!
Ive had my HD500X for over a year now and Ive been using it in multiple was but I'm always looking for better tones, like we all do, but yours have been the best by far! Thanks so much.
MY SUGGESTION TO EVERYONE... Peter's patches are unbelievable . I suggest you set your HD500X in the way you're going to use it while you are watching the video. for example, i set my hd500x into the POWERAMP section of my Fender DeLuxe loaded with a Celestian Cream speaker.... CREATE your patch while watching the video here with Peter .. you will notice the sound of your setup as you build the patch with him. I noticed when I added PARAMETRIC EQ my settings were slightly different then Peter's for the sound I WANTED.... it works great..... try it. HIGH 5 TO PETER for sharing his expertise and knowledge.... cheers
This was most awesome as I have an HD500x used with a dt50 and a L3t using the L6 for connectivity. The tones I achieve are good but harsh sometimes. The parametric technique you use is most awesome, but now I see I have a whole bunch of work to do as I have patches for 3 different bands I am in, but in the end it'll be worth it.
Absolutely brilliant! This opens up a whole new world and gives us average musicians the key we need to open the door to meaningful and usable tones. Thanks!
Just seen your Video demonstration on the Line 6 Hd 500x pro version - Excellently explained and easy to understand demonstration due to your great expertise & knowledge of its use! Looking forwards to your videos with the latest firmware updates! A great helpful tutorial.Easily the best on youtube! Thank you VERY MUCH!! Mick Hill.
Thank you so much for the info. This helps me a lot. I hope you can have a video about proper setup of the expression pedals; using it as a Wah and as a Volume control. Thanks again.
There is gold here Peter. I purchased this unit so I could run direct without an amp live. I was worried about whether I would be able to get a tone similar to my current tone, but your demo and advice has convinced me that it will be great.
Great playing and excellent tutorial on the hd500. Thanks Glenn Peter! May I suggest to all the players out there that clean playing (present company included) no matter your style or interface is the best way to produce a tight and in your face guitar sound. The more polished the guitar part the louder you can turn it up in the mix (within reason) without hindering other instrument tone. EQing is blast with quality playing and tone.
Really good video! I have been using the hd500x for years, never thought of this particular application of the parametric eq and always cringed at the irritating high frequencies of the amp sim! thanks a lot!
Superb tutorial! My work with my HD500 is still a work in progress, but this is definitely a super helpful tutorial in getting a usable tone for live performances.
I must have watched this video 20 times over the last couple of years. Very inspiring. It's actually one of the reasons I finally bought a HD500X last year. Sadly I haven't come around to using it yet, since I - oddly enough - started to get some decent tones out of my old Boss GT-10 pretty much at the same time I bought the POD. I don't doubt that the POD will improve things though. Thank you for taking the time to make these informative videos!
I was beginning to get frustrated with HD500X, all I was getting were muddy, boomy, unusable tones. Plexi mud was making me crazy. Then you picked Plexi. It sounded muddy the same as for me and you made it sound like a beast... Thanks! I will use your tones and methods as a starting point.
Fantastic tutorial!! I've been dorking around with my HD500X for a long time. This helped clear up a couple of nagging problems for me. Much appreciated!!!
Very helpful - I'm a lead player in a worship band and really needed those tips. I have an old POD XLT big metal beast that wasn't too shabby for it's era, but that was over 18-yrs. ago.
Holy geez. I'm always complimented on my tones when playing live. It's always a... "Dude, what kind of amp is hidden back behind those backdrops? Tone is killer!" (None of course) But DANG...... this dude just made it look so easy and man.... Those tones were great. Nice job and nice explanation. Looks like I'm gonna work on some new patches! Thanks brother
Great video! Proper use of EQ is the key to getting rid of the dreaded 'fizzies' in any modeling device, not just the POD series. I have found that the use of a de-esser plug-in or a tube 'saturation/softener' type plug-in also works in this kind of application as well. Especially if you are looking for a more subtle comb filtering type of effect.
Thanks, MeTuLHeD, I have to say that "fizz" doesn't really bother me that much. I should imagine that using a "de esser" would work very well though. . If you stick your ear in front of a real speaker cab when an amp is set for a fairly high gain you'll hear a fair amount of "fizz" too. I like to call it "sizzle"
Ummm...really? By fizz I mean the frequencies you are notching out. The ugliness around 3K. The harsh frequencies you are using the EQ to remove. I'm not sure what some people mean by 'fizzy', but that's what I'm referring to. And it's what most of the players I know who dislike modelers say they hate is that digital harshness.
MeTuLHeD I think everyone's idea of "fizz" is different. I see it as that high frequency component about the 5kHz area. Sometimes you can remove it completely without changing the tone but more often than not you can also lose a lot of the "sizzle" from a high gain amp.
Super tutorial! It helps to have a really nice Gibson as your input, too 😉. I think a lot of the salt against the POD comes from the fact that virtually all of these cabs and amps need tweaking, and in some cases, a LOT of it. You have shown that with a little patience and tips, the POD is capable of some terrific tones. Geeze, I may actually forego the Helix and see about polishing some of my POD patches instead...
This is so very helpful! Would you be able to post how you have the HD500x's internal mixer and also how you have your inputs set? I see some guys that have Input 1 set to guitar and Input 2 set to same, while others will have Input 2 set to Variax or other or even mute the right channel path in the mixer. Thanks! Wes
This is a great series of videos...could you explain how you "sweep" the EQ to get rid of unwanted tones and frequencies a little more in depth? Thanks
+Boomer Hi Boomer, I'm not sure I'm understanding what you're asking. I suggest that you send me an email and we can talk about it. I'll try and help where I can.Cheers.
I have found that over the years whether I was using an amp with pedals, a GSP-21 guitar processor, a line 6 XT Live or the HD 500(x) I usually try to get the same sort of sound that I'm used to. Although the HD 500(x) has got so much fun stuff to fool around with.
Peter, Great follow up to part 1. I would be interested in how you would modify the patches when using the 4 Cable Method. By the way, I posted a link to part 1 on the Joe Bonamassa Forum under a discussion on the HD500x. Best Wishes! Lim
I find it a lot easier to just go straight into the front of an amp with the HD500X. I've tried it in front of my TSL Marshall and the results were pretty good.
MarshallMusicDirect Hi Peter, So you don't have an issue of a preamp (pod) going into the amp preamp then into the power amp? It seems like when I do it there is a lot of distortion. Is there anything you do specifically with your amp settings? Lim
Lim Peacock I did have to fiddle around a bit initially. I was even loathe to try the POD directly into the front of my amp because of what I'd read on the net about how bad it sounds. Curiosity got the best of me though and I plugged it in expecting to hate it. After adjusting a few things I was able to get it to sound extremely good and would have had no problem doing a live gig with it. Maybe that could be another subject for a video...
MarshallMusicDirect I think that would be a very helpful video indeed. As you can tell from the POD forum, most of us are struggling to get the best tone we can from the HD500x. There are so many variables that it gets a little overwhelming at times. Thanks again, Peter!Lim
great demo...i have plan to buy this effect, but i have not knowledge about sound output, can you tell me like in your here demo what is speaker output is better if need too ? i've only marshall valvestate 275 can i use for line 500 hd ? thanks for your suggestion.
Hi Peter .. loved you video, I have question, how to put boost for lead. I can't really find a good booster on POD HD500x. and from dynamic they just give me a color. it will really nice if you make another video of that. Thanks.
Awesome video. I thought the noisegate should be put at the end, just before reverb and delays. Have I been wrong all these years? I haven´t watched all your demos yet, hope there´s one where you use it in front of an amp.
I have an X3 and this helped me a LOT. Trying to make densely layered but heavy music similar to oldish Cloudkicker is a hell of a challenge, production wise. Very difficult to maintain clarity.
great tutorials my friend . but can you please show us what buttons your using to get to different screens i cant find the , 4/5 cab edit screen, dont forget alot of us just got these things, and need all the help we could get ..thanks
+Mark Zikosky Double click the enter button when your cursor is on the amp icon. Then use your scroll button to move along to the right to find the extra pages.
Do you have any suggestions for a clean, crystaline sound with light chorus and reverb + a modicum of delay? I may have missed the options, but all the presets seem to favor just rockin hard. There are songs in our band we play that are soft and soulful and need a very sweet tone without the crunch.
Hi, yes, I'd download my Hiwatt patch from my website and then add the "Dimension" modulation. I'd also add the "stereo delay" and you should be good to go. I my opinion the Dimension is the best chorus on the HD500X.
I have a HD PRO Rack how much better are these X models? Certainly sounded great but doesn't sound out of range of what I can do on my HD Pro Rack ?? Anyone feel free to answer, Im curious as I love all Line6 products in my opinion you cant beat Line6 for the prices. By the way great video showing people how to set up0 a nice lead tone or rock tone sounded fantastic.
Dan Benkert I think from a "tone" point of view there's no difference. If I recall, there is a bit more DSP power in the "X" series. That will just give you more options in your effects choices especially if you want to use dual amps. Thanks for your comments.
Plz make a video to get a good sound using a poweramp and a real 4x12 guitar cab. But will try the eq tip next time at practice. An great video BTW very helpfull.
+Nikolay Dorokhov Why would you be missing something??? If it's too dull for you then increase the top end. Simple. It sounds fine to me and if you'd watched the video carefully I stressed that it works for ME but might differ for other players. Simple.
This is the Best tutorial of the POD HD500X
Thanks Jose. Cheers.
I agree with Jose ! Very useful and clearly explained. Good job !
I bought the 500x just to play with and then was overwhelmed by the sheer complexity. This video was the most helpful I have seen save song specific settings. excellent job and thank you.
Mr. Hanmer, thank you very much for such a brilliant explanation of guitar sound control on POD HD! Maybe it's all simle for professionals, but for me it was extremely useful. Great thanks and best wishes!
Excellent video....!
I have learn more from your videos than any other source on the HD500x...!
Thanks a lot
Charles
Glad to hear that, Charles. It was my pleasure.
This is one of the better Pod tutorial videos I've seen. Thanks bro!
J Rex You're welcome. My pleasure.
GREAT VIDEO. The HD500x is invaluable tool for any guitarist.
very nice tutorial. proffesional and to the point. one of the best POD HD tutorials
Andrei x Thanks, Andrei. Cheers.
This instructional video is awesome. One of the best. Very clear info on how to use the parametric EQ. Thank You!!!
Roberto Reyes It was my pleasure, Roberto. I'm glad that found it useful.
Ive had my HD500X for over a year now and Ive been using it in multiple was but I'm always looking for better tones, like we all do, but yours have been the best by far! Thanks so much.
Steve L Thanks, Steve. Much appreciated.
Man, im blown away i´ve never heard such tones from a multi FX unit, holy shit!
I don't own a Pod HD, but that parametric eq tip was brilliant! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks, Pedro. Glad you enjoyed it.
thank you, this is priceless information to any POD user .you have been a huge help.
Glad to hear it helped, Bryan.
Best tutorial of podhd500x so far. Explained very fully even for those who are beginners of setting tones.
I've seen thousands of videos of hd500 and this one of the bests, really great job, thanks a lot !
Best line 6 podhd500x tutorial ever , that improved my patches live and in the studio and makes my unit more versatile, thank you !
MY SUGGESTION TO EVERYONE... Peter's patches are unbelievable . I suggest you set your HD500X in the way you're going to use it while you are watching the video. for example, i set my hd500x into the POWERAMP section of my Fender DeLuxe loaded with a Celestian Cream speaker.... CREATE your patch while watching the video here with Peter .. you will notice the sound of your setup as you build the patch with him. I noticed when I added PARAMETRIC EQ my settings were slightly different then Peter's for the sound I WANTED.... it works great..... try it. HIGH 5 TO PETER for sharing his expertise and knowledge.... cheers
Who would've thought that an amp modeler could produce such monstrous guitar sounds? Good show, dear boy!
This video helped me fall in love with my HD500x again :)
mir auch
I was very frustrated with my HD500X, because I'm not an expert and no one ever suggested the Parametric eq....this has inspired me.
Getting mine in a few days. Gonna use all your videos. Thanks
Wow, its brilliant how you achieved that sound. What a difference it makes.
This was most awesome as I have an HD500x used with a dt50 and a L3t using the L6 for connectivity. The tones I achieve are good but harsh sometimes. The parametric technique you use is most awesome, but now I see I have a whole bunch of work to do as I have patches for 3 different bands I am in, but in the end it'll be worth it.
Brilliant video! One of the best pod-videos I have seen. With few tweaks you can get a great tone from pod500/500x.
Anders Persson Thanks, Anders. I agree. It's a great modeller.
That was a master class, i received my pod 3 days ago and with your insightful instructions have manage to create some usable tones.Many thanks.
Thanks for the feedback, Doug. Enjoy your POD. Cheers.
Absolutely brilliant! This opens up a whole new world and gives us average musicians the key we need to open the door to meaningful and usable tones. Thanks!
Just seen your Video demonstration on the Line 6 Hd 500x pro version - Excellently explained and easy to understand demonstration due to your great expertise & knowledge of its use! Looking forwards to your videos with the latest firmware updates! A great helpful tutorial.Easily the best on youtube! Thank you VERY MUCH!! Mick Hill.
Thanks for your comments Mick. Cheers.
Thank you so much for the info. This helps me a lot. I hope you can have a video about proper setup of the expression pedals; using it as a Wah and as a Volume control. Thanks again.
You rock Peter. Great playing. Great tutorial video. Keep em coming
There is gold here Peter. I purchased this unit so I could run direct without an amp live. I was worried about whether I would be able to get a tone similar to my current tone, but your demo and advice has convinced me that it will be great.
No reason why it shouldn't be great, Paul. The HD500X is still a very good modeler.
Got this today. And I must say your settings are spot on. Amazing sooo glad I found your channel!
Great playing and excellent tutorial on the hd500. Thanks Glenn Peter! May I suggest to all the players out there that clean playing (present company included) no matter your style or interface is the best way to produce a tight and in your face guitar sound. The more polished the guitar part the louder you can turn it up in the mix (within reason) without hindering other instrument tone. EQing is blast with quality playing and tone.
Really good video! I have been using the hd500x for years, never thought of this particular application of the parametric eq and always cringed at the irritating high frequencies of the amp sim! thanks a lot!
Superb tutorial! My work with my HD500 is still a work in progress, but this is definitely a super helpful tutorial in getting a usable tone for live performances.
I must have watched this video 20 times over the last couple of years. Very inspiring. It's actually one of the reasons I finally bought a HD500X last year. Sadly I haven't come around to using it yet, since I - oddly enough - started to get some decent tones out of my old Boss GT-10 pretty much at the same time I bought the POD. I don't doubt that the POD will improve things though.
Thank you for taking the time to make these informative videos!
It was my pleasure Mats. Even though you're using a GT10 the same principles will apply.
really good tutorial. Everyone can see that hoy know what you 're talking about, very clear. I Want to get the hd500x
This is exactly what i needed appreciate your efforts immensely! !
+ASHISH George Mathew I'm glad it helped, George.
I was beginning to get frustrated with HD500X, all I was getting were muddy, boomy, unusable tones. Plexi mud was making me crazy. Then you picked Plexi. It sounded muddy the same as for me and you made it sound like a beast... Thanks! I will use your tones and methods as a starting point.
Fantastic tutorial!! I've been dorking around with my HD500X for a long time. This helped clear up a couple of nagging problems for me. Much appreciated!!!
Great video! Congratulations!
Thank you! There's lots of complaints about these frequencies and bottom end on the line6 forums. Seems easy to fix. Great work.
+rokspodcast Yes, it's just a matter of finding the frequencies that kinda jump out at you and "smoothing" the freequency curve.
+MarshallMusicDirect helped me a great deal, thanks.
Fantastic!!!! Thank you!!!! Great tracking at the end!!!
Im very glad there is a people like this guy who shares their experiences which helps a lot. Thanks a bunch and a much and a lot :)
Thanks so much...great video. I'm going to revisit my patches again based on this approach.
When you said “the sound engineer thinks you loud”.....it was like you heard my cry😅😂thanks for the awesome video Mr Peter...very much helpful!
We're guitar players. We're supposed to be loud.
Thank you so much! I can't wait to try it out at home. I also hope this will help with the awful distortions when using pedals with the Fender amps.
This video is why I'm getting this Multi FX
Best tutorial of podhd500x on youtube! Thanks a lot!!
Very helpful - I'm a lead player in a worship band and really needed those tips. I have an old POD XLT big metal beast that wasn't too shabby for it's era, but that was over 18-yrs. ago.
Would like to see more tutorials like this 👍
Thank you so much for the tips.
You're so helpfull as I haven't be able to product a decent sound so far.
I hope this helps you, Pablo.
Holy geez. I'm always complimented on my tones when playing live. It's always a... "Dude, what kind of amp is hidden back behind those backdrops? Tone is killer!" (None of course) But DANG...... this dude just made it look so easy and man.... Those tones were great. Nice job and nice explanation. Looks like I'm gonna work on some new patches! Thanks brother
Great video! Proper use of EQ is the key to getting rid of the dreaded 'fizzies' in any modeling device, not just the POD series. I have found that the use of a de-esser plug-in or a tube 'saturation/softener' type plug-in also works in this kind of application as well. Especially if you are looking for a more subtle comb filtering type of effect.
Thanks, MeTuLHeD,
I have to say that "fizz" doesn't really bother me that much. I should imagine that using a "de esser" would work very well though.
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If you stick your ear in front of a real speaker cab when an amp is set for a fairly high gain you'll hear a fair amount of "fizz" too. I like to call it "sizzle"
Ummm...really? By fizz I mean the frequencies you are notching out. The ugliness around 3K. The harsh frequencies you are using the EQ to remove. I'm not sure what some people mean by 'fizzy', but that's what I'm referring to. And it's what most of the players I know who dislike modelers say they hate is that digital harshness.
MeTuLHeD I think everyone's idea of "fizz" is different. I see it as that high frequency component about the 5kHz area. Sometimes you can remove it completely without changing the tone but more often than not you can also lose a lot of the "sizzle" from a high gain amp.
You helped me a lot, thanks you! Greetings from Argentina
Epic video, your tips are excellent, been struggling with getting a good sound in a band situation!
+jeremybnz Thanks, i'm glad the videos are helping.
Love to see a video on how to use IR impulse response files with the POD.
Your a ledgend Peter, thanks for such great vids👍👍🤘
Thank you so much for this series.I understand much more about how to create my own tones and what makes for bad tones.
EXCELLENT video. I have the X3 live and it helps a lot to understand how things work
Now what are you going to do on part 3?
How long will it take to see part 3?
I'm hooked... lol!
Thanks again
Charles
Yes part 3 please
What a great job. Best demo out there!
Thank you som much! I got my HD500X to sound just like i wanted!
Hi Bruno, I'm glad that the video helped. Thanks for the feedback. Cheers!
Thanks for sharing your approach. Very helpful.
Thanks so much for explaining the eq settings, I really think the eq can make or break a good tone.
thank you Peter very helpful info :)
You're welcome, Alan.
Super tutorial! It helps to have a really nice Gibson as your input, too 😉. I think a lot of the salt against the POD comes from the fact that virtually all of these cabs and amps need tweaking, and in some cases, a LOT of it. You have shown that with a little patience and tips, the POD is capable of some terrific tones. Geeze, I may actually forego the Helix and see about polishing some of my POD patches instead...
Don't write off the POD just yet... It's still great value for money.
This is so very helpful! Would you be able to post how you have the HD500x's internal mixer and also how you have your inputs set? I see some guys that have Input 1 set to guitar and Input 2 set to same, while others will have Input 2 set to Variax or other or even mute the right channel path in the mixer. Thanks!
Wes
I set my inputs the same.
Very useful and interesting video. Thanks!
My pleasure. Glad you liked it.
the best tutorial ever
A very useful tutorial! Thanks a lot!
This is a great series of videos...could you explain how you "sweep" the EQ to get rid of unwanted tones and frequencies a little more in depth?
Thanks
+Boomer Hi Boomer, I'm not sure I'm understanding what you're asking. I suggest that you send me an email and we can talk about it. I'll try and help where I can.Cheers.
Thank you. This is awesome information.
I have found that over the years whether I was using an amp with pedals, a GSP-21 guitar processor, a line 6 XT Live or the HD 500(x) I usually try to get the same sort of sound that I'm used to. Although the HD 500(x) has got so much fun stuff to fool around with.
Wow!!!! Amazing!!! Thank you for the education!!
Peter, Great follow up to part 1. I would be interested in how you would modify the patches when using the 4 Cable Method. By the way, I posted a link to part 1 on the Joe Bonamassa Forum under a discussion on the HD500x.
Best Wishes!
Lim
I find it a lot easier to just go straight into the front of an amp with the HD500X. I've tried it in front of my TSL Marshall and the results were pretty good.
MarshallMusicDirect Hi Peter,
So you don't have an issue of a preamp (pod) going into the amp preamp then into the power amp? It seems like when I do it there is a lot of distortion. Is there anything you do specifically with your amp settings?
Lim
Lim Peacock I did have to fiddle around a bit initially. I was even loathe to try the POD directly into the front of my amp because of what I'd read on the net about how bad it sounds. Curiosity got the best of me though and I plugged it in expecting to hate it. After adjusting a few things I was able to get it to sound extremely good and would have had no problem doing a live gig with it.
Maybe that could be another subject for a video...
MarshallMusicDirect I think that would be a very helpful video indeed. As you can tell from the POD forum, most of us are struggling to get the best tone we can from the HD500x. There are so many variables that it gets a little overwhelming at times. Thanks again, Peter!Lim
great demo...i have plan to buy this effect, but i have not knowledge about sound output, can you tell me like in your here demo what is speaker output is better if need too ? i've only marshall valvestate 275 can i use for line 500 hd ? thanks for your suggestion.
dude you rock! those 2 songs at the end
Hi Peter .. loved you video, I have question, how to put boost for lead. I can't really find a good booster on POD HD500x. and from dynamic they just give me a color. it will really nice if you make another video of that.
Thanks.
Great tutorial Peter. How can I download the patches mentioned in this video. I went over to your website but do not see them. Thanks
Thanks, Spada, The patches are there. They're under the POD HD500X in the Line 6 section. Cheers.
Love it, thank you so much:)
God bless you for this man!
Thank you Peter !!
nice tutorial ... amazing tones ... \m/
+CHE ARAÑA Thanks, much appreciated.
Great vid Peter!
Awesome video. I thought the noisegate should be put at the end, just before reverb and delays. Have I been wrong all these years?
I haven´t watched all your demos yet, hope there´s one where you use it in front of an amp.
Michael Jensen Thanks, Michael. I don't think that there's a right or wrong way. If it works then it's right.Part 5 deals with plugging into an amp.
Thanks Peter !!! Awesome tutorial!!!
Thanks, my pleasure.
I have an X3 and this helped me a LOT.
Trying to make densely layered but heavy music similar to oldish Cloudkicker is a hell of a challenge, production wise. Very difficult to maintain clarity.
I'm glad it helped.
Gracias!!! muy bueno tu video explicativo.
great tutorials my friend . but can you please show us what buttons your using to get to different screens i cant find the , 4/5 cab edit screen, dont forget alot of us just got these things, and need all the help we could get ..thanks
+Mark Zikosky Double click the enter button when your cursor is on the amp icon. Then use your scroll button to move along to the right to find the extra pages.
Simple and clear, very helpful to me. Thank you very much !! Could I ask you which setting r u using for Input 2 ( Guitar, Same, Variax.. ) ?
Thanks for the comment. I'm sorry but it was a while ago and I don't remember. I'm sure that it was a default setting though. I hope this helps.
Do you have any suggestions for a clean, crystaline sound with light chorus and reverb + a modicum of delay? I may have missed the options, but all the presets seem to favor just rockin hard. There are songs in our band we play that are soft and soulful and need a very sweet tone without the crunch.
Hi, yes, I'd download my Hiwatt patch from my website and then add the "Dimension" modulation. I'd also add the "stereo delay" and you should be good to go. I my opinion the Dimension is the best chorus on the HD500X.
Thank you Peter! Much appreciated bro.
please give me the website link..i too want to download those patches
I have a HD PRO Rack how much better are these X models? Certainly sounded great but doesn't sound out of range of what I can do on my HD Pro Rack ?? Anyone feel free to answer, Im curious as I love all Line6 products in my opinion you cant beat Line6 for the prices. By the way great video showing people how to set up0 a nice lead tone or rock tone sounded fantastic.
Dan Benkert I think from a "tone" point of view there's no difference. If I recall, there is a bit more DSP power in the "X" series. That will just give you more options in your effects choices especially if you want to use dual amps.
Thanks for your comments.
Thank You for responding great products for sure.
thank you so much for this useful series!
Plz make a video to get a good sound using a poweramp and a real 4x12 guitar cab.
But will try the eq tip next time at practice.
An great video BTW very helpfull.
Djenk O I hope to cover playing the POD into a tube amp for live use in my next video.
This seems like the best tone with this device that I heard so far. But still it sounds a little dull, or am I missing something?
+Nikolay Dorokhov Why would you be missing something??? If it's too dull for you then increase the top end. Simple. It sounds fine to me and if you'd watched the video carefully I stressed that it works for ME but might differ for other players. Simple.
Brilliant !
I plug mg30 into a line aray mixer and sounds terrible. Do u think this unit will sound better
Great video!
I just got my HD 500X today. But, I have no idea how to make it sounds cool like yours.
+MEGARETH69 same boat! His ears are too good!
Great, I'll suscribe and hit the bell (Great, GREAT)
Thanks for this very useful video!
You're welcome!