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Steve MacKay Line 6 Clinic
Here is a snippet of one of my Line 6 clinics . . . As mentioned in the vid, I am demonstrating some practical uses for the combination of Pod XT Live and Variax.
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Line 6 Spider Valve MKII
Discover the Spider Valve MKII by Line 6.
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Line 6 Spider IV Amped Review
Rob Chappers takes a look at the latest Line 6 modeling combo.
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Line 6 POD X3 Live: Let Your Feet Decide How Loud To Get
Volume pedals should not be complicated. When the heel is pressed in, your guitar should be quiet, and when the toe is pressed, your guitar should be loud. Line 6 throws in more options in case you don't like to keep things that simple. Bill Holland shows some of the functions on the volume pedal...
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Line 6 Echo Park demo (part.2)
Discover how the Line 6 Echo Park pedal sounds like.
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Line 6 Echo Park demo (part.1)
Discover how the Line 6 Echo Park pedal sounds like.
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Line 6 POD X3 Live Turns Guitar Into A Synth
With the waning availability of keytars over the last two decades, it's getting tougher and tougher to look ridiculously awesome on stage anymore. With all of the synth effects built into the Line 6 POD X3 Live, you'll be able to at least recall some grungy synth sounds with your guitar even if you ...
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Line 6 FM4 Filter Modulator Demonstration Finale
If you made the embarrassing mistake of buying a guitar when you really wanted a synthesizer, don't admit to your mistake. Buy a Line 6 FM4! Furthermore, it comes in handy if you're a guitarist just looking to add some effects from another realm completely.
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Line 6 Wireless System Relay G90 Review
We take a look at the top of the range wireless instrument system, with 300ft range.
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Line 6 DL4 Delay Pedal: Loop Function (part 3)
Demonstration of combining delay pedals and other effects, and using the DL4 loop function. I am using a Boss DD-3 Delay pedal for the basic delay sound, with a Boss RV-5 Reverb pedal to add some atmospherics. I then use the loop function on a Line 6 DL4 to layer guitar parts over one another. The ...
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