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  • Getting a Line 6 Bass XT LIVE

    First I got a BOSS GT-6B. I was dissapointed. It seemed to "hum" a lot, and didn't have the tone I was after. [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img] It had too many distortions & junk. So, I returned it & ordered a line 6....Still anxiously waiting. Anyone played with one yet???
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    Re: Getting a Line 6 Bass XT LIVE

    I've got a Bass POD (regular, not XT Live) and it's ok. I'm not a multi-styled bassist, so all the different tones are pretty much useless to me. I stick with my ADA MP-1 and Digitech TSR-12 for everything [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]
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      Re: Getting a Line 6 Bass XT LIVE

      I have a BassXT with a Floor Board and its Great
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      • #4
        Re: Getting a Line 6 Bass XT LIVE

        I have a BassPODxt for recording, and I can honestly say that it's the only satisfactory direct-recording device I've ever tried for bass, particularly to get a good driving metal tone.

        Don't know how it would be for live use, but I suspect it would be pretty good going direct into the board.

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        • #5
          Re: Getting a Line 6 Bass XT LIVE

          I have a bass pod xt and a sans amp bass driver. The bass driver wins everytime I compare them. The pod has lots of cool toys in it and whatnot, but the sans amp just sounds better.
          ...that the play is the tragedy, "Man"

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          • #6
            Re: Getting a Line 6 Bass XT LIVE

            I agree...I've tried the POD and didn't like the sounds I got with my amp. SansAmp driver DI has GREAT tone, the rackmount SansAmp really kicks ass with more tonal choices.

            I have an out of production ART Nightbass SE rack effect, and it is great! You can find them on ebay for cheap, and they're great units.

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            • #7
              Re: Getting a Line 6 Bass XT LIVE

              I second the Sansamp Bass Driver.

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              • #8
                Re: Getting a Line 6 Bass XT LIVE

                Thirding the Sansamp Bass Driver. Sounds excellent for recording. Save yourself $270ish! The BassXT Live has a lot of bells and whistles, but I've never really been that impressed with the overall sound.

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                • #9
                  Re: Getting a Line 6 Bass XT LIVE

                  Well...I went back to GC and told them to keep the line 6... tired of waiting [img]/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img] . I picked up a new amp. Ampeg 150. It sounded killer in the store. But, when I got it home it had a serious hissss. I practice at low volume, so the hiss drove me nuts.

                  So, back it went the next day. I got a Fender "Rumble 100" instead. Not bad....good tone for a small amp. It has a CD in, headohone jack, & direct line out with with it's own line level pot.

                  Now I'm waiting on my beringer rack mount Bass V-amp pro. We'll see how it does.
                  >>--HuntinDoug-->

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