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Hello there, The GP 100 is actually a very nice preamp a lot of pros(fripp,gun,etc.) are using this unit. Quite complex but fairly easy to use.I tried the POD and is also very nice,portable and easy to use but i heard the midi capabilities are not as complex.It depends on what your looking for. Luis > With the new Flextone II, you can do this as well, or you can always get >a > POD (for your studio work), and run it through a transparent power amp >and > cabinet (for live). POD settings and now the Flex II settings can be > stored and shared via the computer and line6 website. > > rich > > > At 12:08 AM 4/12/00 -0700, you wrote: > >Make sure you look at Yamaha's amps- they are real nice and you can >store > >and share patches on your computer- > > > >Cliff > > > >----- Original Message ----- > >From: "Mark Hamburg" <mhamburg@Adobe.COM> > >To: <Loopers-Delight@annihilist.com> > >Sent: Tuesday, April 11, 2000 9:53 PM > >Subject: OT: GP-100 v Line 6 > > > > > >> I'm contemplating replacing my GP-100 with a Line 6 Flextone II and I > >> wondered if anyone on this list had any comments in this regard. > >> > >> The pros and cons I can list without much experience with the Flextones... > >> > >> Pros: More direct controls. More amp models. Easily able to use it outside > >> of my studio. (This last one is the big selling point. I'm tired of >not > >> having a guitar amp.) > >> > >> Cons: Obviously less powerful in terms of range of effects and in >terms of > >> the control over the effects. > >> > >> Has anyone done a comparison of the sound quality of the GP-100 v. the > >> various Line 6 products? Or, if I were to stick with what I've got, does > >> anyone have any recommendations on a reasonable amp to use with the GP-100 > >> so that I would have some mobility. > >> > >> Thanks. > >> Mark > >> > >> P.S. And of course, if you've been hoping someone would sell a GP-100 in > >> good condition, now is your opportunity to wax effusive about Line 6's > >> products... > >> > >> > > > > >