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Best guitar multi-fx pedal - £100-£150 ?

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(@gneville)
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Hi all,

I want a guitar effects pedal, with the following requirements:

  • On-board Tuner - Easy accessible

  • ideally 3 footswitches I can assign different tones

  • amp modelling

  • again, ideally, xlr/studio output.
  • I've found these two:
    Digitech RP350
    http://www.digitech.com/products/RP350/index.php

    Line 6 Floorpod:
    http://line6.com/floorpod/

    Just wondered if anyone had any other suggestions to throw into the mix?

    Cheers! :D


       
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    (@musenfreund)
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    I recently purchased a floor pod and used it at a recent gig. I'm very pleased with it and with the tone I get using it. I also like that you can run it directly into the PA if the sound man is up for it -- that eliminates lugging an amp around sometimes.

    Well we all shine on--like the moon and the stars and the sun.
    -- John Lennon


       
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    (@southpaw_pete)
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    Hate to throw a spanner in the works, but I tried the Line 6 and was distinctly underwhelmed. i'm a big fan of light bluesy overdrive, and found for that it really struggled - was pretty good on superclean and huge distortion, but that just wasn't what I was looking for.

    It's slightly out of your budget, but if you can stretch I'd highly recommend taking at look at the Vox Tonelab LE, or even an older SE model. It has all the facilities you want, plus a few extra pedals to keep you jumping around!

    Of course, if you're after clean or distorted, even I'd have to say the Line 6 is probably your best bet!


       
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    (@ignar-hillstrom)
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    I'm with Southpaw, the cheaper Line6 devices sound pretty unconvincing when it comes to timbre variations based on picking dynamics. The Tonelab is great, if you can get it used go for it. If you have to buy new you might want to check the Zoom G2 units. In it's priceclass it is by far the most modern and technically superior.


       
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    (@gneville)
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    Guys, thanks so much for your replies. I ended up getting a FloorPod PLus
    http://line6.com/floorpodplus/

    As it was pretty reduced at £139 from SoundControl.

    The 'demos' seemed good, and I think it will suit my needs apart from not being able to edit tones on the computer.

    If i don't like It I can always ebay it and look into some of the other models you have suggested. .


       
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