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Thanks
for that, but Lee.. can you elaborate on...there is just simply so much available within an Axon
AX-100, let alone the AX-100 mk.II that well, just say, "wow." ... what
exactly??? I can see lots of neck splitting caperbilities, and this weird pickup
area split thing.. that may or may not be usefull, cant really see right now..
but does it have sounds?, can you edit them? What is so "available" in the
Axxon??
mark
Dear
Mark,
Hey man, you
may want to check out the Roland GI-30 (not the 20!!!) or an Axon AX-100
(don't sweat the Yamaha XG sound card, you're right it isn't the greatest). If
you can get access to it, go with an Axon AX-100 mk.II, the little of the new
German model, I've seen was rather impressive. Here's the slight catch,
personally, I found that the Roland GI-30 was much easier to set-up and get it
to do what little I wanted it to do, whereas there is just simply so much
available within an Axon AX-100, let alone the AX-100 mk.II that well, just
say, "wow."
I'm assuming
that you've got a BC-13 cable running from your existing guitar to your Roland
GR-30, and that it is at least a GK-1 if not GK-2, so, yes, you'd be able to
use this guitar on any of these models. Also, since you're using a magnetic
hex, vs. piezo hex pickup, you'll get the picking zones that are available to
all three systems.
Hope this
Helps,
Lee
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