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Not for folks looking for fully adjustable amp models. I’m all for capture tech, I’m active in Tonex circles, but we’re talking about different things here.Proxy is going to be that donor program.
Not for folks looking for fully adjustable amp models. I’m all for capture tech, I’m active in Tonex circles, but we’re talking about different things here.Proxy is going to be that donor program.
Where are the speaker impedance settings adjusted at? Is that user facing yet?Anyone fancy testing the poweramp impedance stuff? The cabs now affect the power amp response. Maybe some can tap the amp signal before the cab so we can hear just how the amp is changing in tone?
What poweramp response does each amp use with external IR’s? Might that be a factor in some of the demos? Similarly with the Pre/Post Z control, it would be cool to see how that affects things in more depth.
Has every amp been modelled connected to every cab in Line 6’s collection? or have they been modelled individually and then the result is predicted rather than measured? What about amps and cabs that have limited options for matching impedances?
These are all great questions I’d love to know the answer to as well, especially regarding the impedance curve interactions. It had occurred to me during Jon’s Rev video that his IR felt dynamically flat to me compared to some of the cabs as he cycled through. I’m interested to know how those curves are adjusted when using impulse responses. Or aren’t they?Anyone fancy testing the poweramp impedance stuff? The cabs now affect the power amp response. Maybe some can tap the amp signal before the cab so we can hear just how the amp is changing in tone?
What poweramp response does each amp use with external IR’s? Might that be a factor in some of the demos? Similarly with the Pre/Post Z control, it would be cool to see how that affects things in more depth.
Has every amp been modelled connected to every cab in Line 6’s collection? or have they been modelled individually and then the result is predicted rather than measured? What about amps and cabs that have limited options for matching impedances?
Right, but I'm saying that's the problem. This practice of consolidating all the discussions for a modeler into a single thread with hundreds of pages IMHO makes the discussions hard to follow.
AFAIK you can adjust a parameter that affects where the NFB is reintroduced into an amp, but it’s not something I would typically even think about. I’m not sure if there is any way to increase or decrease NFB globally, or to adjust resonant peaks in the SIC.Where are the speaker impedance settings adjusted at? Is that user facing yet?
^^This^^Im reluctant to develop any strong Agoura opinions until I’ve spent at least the weekend with my XL,
Where are the speaker impedance settings adjusted at? Is that user facing yet?
I guess my biggest concern about next gen is Line 6's approach to modeling and updating existing models, what I see in the promo material is they didn't update the same old parameter slider with Sag, bias, hum, ripple... these parameters are from the Pod HD era.
What about changing virtual tubes, impedance curves, output tap mismatching, lower mains voltage, etc. things I can do with a real amp, I would have wanted something that is a little more evolved than a Pod HD++ or a Helix+.
Short answer: Our customers have different wants and needs than Fractal customers. And remember—you're looking at what we've chosen to divulge and no more. Complaining about what you think it might not have might be considered... premature.
Do we need a new thread discussing the best approach for threads?
So, for anybody who has doubts on whether or not Helix Stadium can chug...
I saw Badonk in the preset name and honestly; I am not interested in an original amp model that's 27 years old. No matter how forum famous it isHonestly though, most of this sounded great to me.

It ought to be an amp block setting I guess especially if you're running it through a solid state amp & into a real cab.AFAIK you can adjust a parameter that affects where the NFB is reintroduced into an amp, but it’s not something I would typically even think about. I’m not sure if there is any way to increase or decrease NFB globally, or to adjust resonant peaks in the SIC.
I’m curious what is available to adjust and what effect they have. My quick search of the manual didn’t really reveal much, and I’d rather not rely on ChatGPT for explaining NFB locations (TLDR of it was to do with different poweramp topolgies rather than something you’d tinker with).
I saw Badonk in the preset name and honestly; I am not interested in an original amp model that's 27 years old. No matter how forum famous it is![]()
The preset he is playing at the beginning (at 7 or 8 seconds) is called Badonkulous.Are you looking at the latest video? It's all REVV Genereator Red. No Badonk anywhere in sight.
I think there's an element to modelling and home studio chicanery in general that encourages a kind of oscillatory favourtism. I don't really ever feel that way about physical amps in a room. The volume, the punch, the trouser flap, it all adds to it.
You can only talk about this in the Line 6 Stadium Angel Gets It's Wings threadEvery time we get a new stadium thread an angel gets its wings
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^^ thisAnyone fancy testing the poweramp impedance stuff? The cabs now affect the power amp response. Maybe some can tap the amp signal before the cab so we can hear just how the amp is changing in tone?
What poweramp response does each amp use with external IR’s? Might that be a factor in some of the demos? Similarly with the Pre/Post Z control, it would be cool to see how that affects things in more depth.
Has every amp been modelled connected to every cab in Line 6’s collection? or have they been modelled individually and then the result is predicted rather than measured? What about amps and cabs that have limited options for matching impedances?
The preset he is playing at the beginning (at 7 or 8 seconds) is called Badonkulous.