Promises, promises…"And ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free“
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Guess we will see with stadiumPromises, promises…
Would that be more like an FM3 size vs stomp size ?Please make the stomp version to carry same touch screen as Stadium!
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Please make the stomp version to carry same touch screen as Stadium!
Not what I meant by “promises”. Tim’s “and ye shall know the truth” post seemed to be alluding to some major revelation concerning his character. But then he zigged randomly back to the Stadium (which says as much about his character as anything LOL.)Has Line 6 really promised anything with stadium? More so laying it all out and letting the consumer decide imo
Would that be more like an FM3 size vs stomp size ?
Dude, at 8" the Helix Stadium's screen alone is about the same size as a HX Stomp![]()
Yep Laxu did a mock up and it was pretty much and FM3 sizeWould that be more like an FM3 size vs stomp size ?
Let’s stay on topic.Not what I meant by “promises”. Tim’s “and ye shall know the truth” post seemed to be alluding to some major revelation concerning his character. But then he zigged randomly back to the Stadium (which says as much about his character as anything LOL.)
HX Turkey Sandwich, damn it!How about calling the FM3 sized one "Studio" then?
Let’s stay on topic.
*ahem* Helix Backyard BBQno i did not mean to keep it same size as the current Helix Stomp.
Stadium is still too large for my preference.
How about calling the FM3 sized one "Studio" then?
5" in a similar-sized chassis would likely mean no dedicated parameter knobs. You'd be using the touchscreen for everything or the whole tap parameter-turn encoder, tap parameter-turn encoder thing (which isn't as bad as it sounds). It certainly seems to work for products like Hotone Ampero II, Headrush Flex, and select Yamaha digital mixers; not sure if it'd work for us.HX Turkey Sandwich, damn it!
I think shrinking the touchscreen size is actually ok. The Hotone Ampero 2 Stomp has a 4" touchscreen, while the Stage/II has a 5" model. The 4" works just fine, even though the 5" is a bit more comfy. Even the 3.5" touchscreen on my Luminite M1 is alright.
For the HX Turkey Sandwich, shrinking the 8" touchscreen -> 5-6" would be fine.
The 4" display on the Ampero 2 Stomp fits 3 encoders very comfortably underneath, and HX Stadium seems more cramped. At 5", I think you should be able to fit 4.5" in a similar-sized chassis would likely mean no dedicated parameter knobs. You'd be using the touchscreen for everything or the whole tap parameter-turn encoder, tap parameter-turn encoder thing (which isn't as bad as it sounds). It certainly seems to work for products like Hotone Ampero II, Headrush Flex, and select Yamaha digital mixers; not sure if it'd work for us.
Maybe we should come up with a few designs and workshop 'em.
VP4 is a pretty good sweet spot IMOThe 4" display on the Ampero 2 Stomp fits 3 encoders very comfortably underneath, and HX Stadium seems more cramped. At 5", I think you should be able to fit 4.
Ideal would be 5-6 knobs, but not sure how large the screen would need to be for that. 3 knobs is the wrong number, and those "tap param turn encoder" things suck (even though they are not as terrible as they sound).
In any case I think what people are expecting for a HX Stomp successor is something reasonably compact, probably Fractal VP4 -ish size at most?
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Here's HX Stomp with a 5" display (yellow is likely component footprint) tucked suuuuper tight into the back left corner, which wouldn't even allow for assembly bosses.The 4" display on the Ampero 2 Stomp fits 3 encoders very comfortably underneath, and HX Stadium seems more cramped. At 5", I think you should be able to fit 4.
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Flipping off backatchu laxuuuuuHere's HX Stomp with a 5" display (yellow is likely component footprint) tucked suuuuper tight into the back left corner, which wouldn't even allow for assembly bosses.
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