Line 6 Helix Stadium

Ain’t stopping the rest of us. ;) There are probably 2 or 3 among us who could make the case for literally “needing” one, if that.

What's this "need" thing you speak of?

I know, I know, LOL, sometimes I can be a good guy and buy gear just because it's gear but I'm baiscally a bad guy.
I already own an Helix Floor and I'm not even palying digital these days.

I'll buy one in the future, I'm sure I will.
 
I knew 10 years ago I would order a successor to the floor the moment it becomes available. I'm not even a "professional" anymore but Helix (Floor and Native) was one of the best investments in gear ever. So do I need it? I want it!
 
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I knew 10 years ago I would order a successor to the floor the moment it becomes available. I'm not even a "professional" anymore but Helix (Floor and Native) was one of the best investments in gear ever. So do I need it? I want it!

I think we're all collectively betting that the Stadium follows the same development path that the Helix did.

As they say - past results are not indicative of future performance.

DI could leave; YGG is a big company, they may decide a different direction...who knows. Hopefully, it all works out....especially at this price point!

I'm personally hoping for more boutique amps (Cornford, Morgan, Naylor etc.), best in class amp and OD pedal modeling, and better FX (reverb is not up to par with rest of competition).

Past that, I think the Line6 interface works extremely well for me. I know people have stated that the NDSP QC has the easiest-to-use interface, but I've had zero issues with how L6 implements things and can tweak on the fly with ease.
 
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I think we're all collectively betting that the Stadium follows the same development path as the Helix did.

As they say - past results are not indicative of future performance.

DI could leave; YGG is a big company, they may decide a different direction... [...]
You just gave JNC an idea for a new "We need to talk about..." video.

Lets Talk Laptop GIF by NBC
 
The interactive Hype and Focus demos were cool and a great way to "experience" the unit a bit before you actually buy it.

I will say the Hype demos had me scratching my head. Only differences on the vintage amps I could clearly hear between Hype at 0 and Hype at 10 were volume jumps. For the high-gainers, I heard some mid scooping to go along with the volume and presence bumps. Confirms for me that I'll likely not be using it.

Focus View, on the other hand, was nifty as hell. Saw good use cases for most of the focus zones across all six amps.
 
The interactive Hype and Focus demos were cool and a great way to "experience" the unit a bit before you actually buy it.

I will say the Hype demos had me scratching my head. Only differences on the vintage amps I could clearly hear between Hype at 0 and Hype at 10 were volume jumps. For the high-gainers, I heard some mid scooping to go along with the volume and presence bumps. Confirms for me that I'll likely not be using it.

Focus View, on the other hand, was nifty as hell. Saw good use cases for most of the focus zones across all six amps.
Url please :unsure:
 
Also got to say loving the new web page with sound sample
And the Hype and focus interactive demo
Very nicely done

These seem to be the same clips from before on youtube - but on second listen here - gotta say that they sound excellent. A real tactileness and weight to the tones.

I don't hear anything hyped at all - which I SUPER appreciate.
 
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