Line 6 Helix Stadium Pre-Launch Discussion

Now you've done it

Cliff:
Take It Personally Michael Jordan GIF
 
BTW, that's exactly what metal sounds like - jackhammers, chainsaws and other mechanical sounds. It's just organized, rhythmic noise :p
Metal was invented in the West Midlands, where I'm from. They called it metal literally because all the guys in those bands worked in steel factories, and they thought the music sounded like the steelworks they all worked at.

Educate Yourself Shooting Star GIF
 
Metal was invented in the West Midlands, where I'm from. They called it metal literally because all the guys in those bands worked in steel factories, and they thought the music sounded like the steelworks they all worked at.

Educate Yourself Shooting Star GIF

I thought the name came from the "heavy metal thunder" line in born to be wild but I like your story more.

I also thought your were form USA, for no reason.
 
there, there :hugitout



This is precisely the sound I always hated with Vox amps (had to play two different ones for a small tour back in the days because I was kinda forced to due to transportation issues and we were sharing amps with the headliner act). Jingly-jangly indie or kinda Americana style, whatever.
Fwiw, interestingly enough and to be fair: I pretty often like guys playing Vox amps - and in that case, I also dig the particular sound. I just hate playing it myself.

Anyhow, IOW, they seem to have nailed it quite well.
The clips so far are all quite outstanding.
 
This is precisely the sound I always hated with Vox amps (had to play two different ones for a small tour back in the days because I was kinda forced to due to transportation issues and we were sharing amps with the headliner act). Jingly-jangly indie or kinda Americana style, whatever.
Fwiw, interestingly enough and to be fair: I pretty often like guys playing Vox amps - and in that case, I also dig the particular sound. I just hate playing it myself.

Anyhow, IOW, they seem to have nailed it quite well.
The clips so far are all quite outstanding.

I never had a good relatioship with vox amps as a player, but had to play few gigs with an AC30, almost 20 years ago, and honestly once found the right settings I chenged my mind about how I feel about them. It took me some time to get it right, though.
 
I never had a good relatioship with vox amps as a player, but had to play few gigs with an AC30, almost 20 years ago, and honestly once found the right settings I chenged my mind about how I feel about them. It took me some time to get it right, though.

I think what you also need to do is to adapt to the Vox sound. Which is kinda possible, but I personally still don't like that kinda "squishy" feel that you can't dial out once things get just a little louder. I rather like tight amps and add some squishyness using other tools on top.
 
Back
Top