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Re: James Tyler Variax 2014/11/19 13:22:33 (permalink)
 This looks like a pretty good deal Mesh, especially if you dig metal since the JTV89 is made for metal among other things.I have the JTV 69 and I mostly use it the same way Mod Bod does. Did a video and a podcast on the 69 awhile back.
 
http://www.recordinghound.com/recording-guitar-in-the-home-studio-part-1/
 
 
In the podcast about halfway through I play some of the sounds in the guitar. Nothing fancy, just to get an idea of how the sounds sound. I love it for getting a different variety of sounds. Line 6 has made improvements to the JTV 89 with the JTV89F and it is a lot better than the first JTV89 was. If I had it to do over again I would probably get the JTV59 because it's the closest to a Gibson in feel.
I wouldn't replace my other guitars with it totally, but I won't be selling mine any time soon either. I like it for what it does.
 
Here is a vid ( one channel didn't record) showing the software that comes with it. 
 
https://www.youtube.com/w...3ehMFGh3aeEfKjZL1UWiTA

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Re: James Tyler Variax 2014/11/19 14:16:24 (permalink)
When I play mine I feel like I'm cruising in a 1960s station wagon.
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