Namm 2025 predictions


This is very likely a good method to never really learn things as you can always rely on the LEDs rather than getting things into memory.
Which is also why "1200 chords for the strumming guitarist" (there's a german book named like that for real) is no decent method.
Learn how chords are built, memorize the basic shape, then go from there by modifying the chords. There's maybe 1-2 pages of "rules" how to do that for 95% of all common chord work.
 
Honest question, maybe I’m dumb: why would Line 6 not release a Helix upgrade/Helix 2 of some sort?

Because you milk a cow as long as you can. And no, defenitely no pun intended, it's pretty much common business tactics.
I'm sure that once sales fall below a certain threshold, they will release a sucessor. But we don't exactly know the sales numbers or the amount of units L6 has to sell without going below that threshold.
 
Because you milk a cow as long as you can. And no, defenitely no pun intended, it's pretty much common business tactics.
I'm sure that once sales fall below a certain threshold, they will release a sucessor. But we don't exactly know the sales numbers or the amount of units L6 has to sell without going below that threshold.
This is true from both a vendor and consumer side. Given we are pretty well past the stage where folks are gonna be lured in with “but this time it’s actually real!” Hype machine, they’re gonna have to come with lots of other reasons to entice folks to replace their current Helixes.
 
The Helix selling must be slowing down. How much guitarists are left who are still going to buy one?

Maybe not many for individual items of the HX based series. But then, there's the Pod Go, the Pod Express and the much-praised HX Stomp. At least the Stomp is still going pretty strong on the used market over here (around €500 - with the new one only being 130 more), so I'd say it's likely that they're also still selling quite some new units.
 
Maybe not many for individual items of the HX based series. But then, there's the Pod Go, the Pod Express and the much-praised HX Stomp. At least the Stomp is still going pretty strong on the used market over here (around €500 - with the new one only being 130 more), so I'd say it's likely that they're also still selling quite some new units.

Sure but that’s the lower priced items. The bigger units, people who want them, have them … and the rest is probably on the second hand market.
 
One TRILLION percent in favor of programmable fretlights. If it were more available to other types of guitars (there were a few attempts and one that is still commercially available I think), it would be huge. Pretty sure there was fretlight integration with Guitar Pro.

I know the music community, like the fake medical community often is, can be EXTREMELY anti information. Just getting console app manufacturers to let you know at a glance which groups a channel is assigned to can get you MAJOR push back from the anti information side for example. I know they hate fretlights and whatever, but I love this stuff and want to see more
 
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