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dana Murphy

 

From:
clarksburg wv usa
Post  Posted 28 Aug 2000 12:57 pm    
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Went and seen Brad Pasiley show over the weekend.first time i heard a line 6 pod. what a sound coming out frount spks. wondered what they sound like on stage amp. & what is the diff in the pod pro unit? dana
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Martin Abend


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Berlin, Germany
Post  Posted 29 Aug 2000 12:46 am    
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You might check their website www.line6.com for info's on the POD Pro.



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Joseph Barcus

 

From:
Volga West Virginia
Post  Posted 29 Aug 2000 2:15 am    
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Dana,
where have you been? a hard guy to keep up with. anyways where you at this week end? see ya

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John Rickard


From:
Phoenix (It's A Dry Heave) AZ
Post  Posted 30 Aug 2000 10:51 am    
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Check out the POD type device from "Johnson". They are alot quieter (hiss) than the POD. Some of the sounds are more convincing.
JR
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Rick Schmidt


From:
Prescott AZ, USA
Post  Posted 30 Aug 2000 12:35 pm    
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I tried the Johnson (Millenium) "J-station" box and was impressed! It seemed to have alot more easy accessable patches that are designed for non-overdriven-high headroom type playing.....plus it has some bass amp models that I bet would be a good starting point for pedal steel patches.

I guess the word on the street is that the Johnson unit has better clean sounds & effects...whereas the POD has got the actual
vintage amp models nailed a little closer.
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John Rickard


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Phoenix (It's A Dry Heave) AZ
Post  Posted 30 Aug 2000 4:10 pm    
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The POD got more press because it came out first, the "Johnson" is fairly new but after they get some use, more people will become aware of their tonal quality.
JR
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Martin Abend


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Berlin, Germany
Post  Posted 31 Aug 2000 12:54 am    
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Has anybody used the Bass-POD with steel? Could turn out pretty cool.

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Dan Tyack

 

From:
Olympia, WA USA
Post  Posted 31 Aug 2000 5:52 am    
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The main difference between the POD and the POD pro is that the POD pro is rack mounted, has an efx loop, and has digital outs (SPIF). I couldn't tell any sonic differences.

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