With the XT Live, I was able to take the included country and jazz patches and with constant tweaking and editing on my PC, was able to quickly get usable patches.

After trying Digitech, Alesis, Roland, Boss, Lexicon and Rocktron products over the last 20 years, I believe I have found the "Holy Grail" of good-sounding user-friendly processors.

I owe a debt of gratitude to you Forumites for critically describing the XT Live in such detail that I felt confident to purchase one.

For those of you using the POD XT and POD XT PRO....if you had gain problems.....try using tip ring sleeve (stereo) to mono cable.
The reason being the 1/4" outs on these units are Balanced...so use the tip/ring/sleeve cables and have LESS noise and more volume.

By the way.....I have just resigned my position with LINE 6 after six years to play music full time again.

If any of you have questions regarding LINE 6 gear....drop me an e-mail.

Thanks,

b

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MSA Millennium D10, Walker Stereo Steel, Stone Tree Custom Tele, LINE 6 Vetta II and POD XT PRO

How would that translate to using Bll L cables? Would I use a stereo to mono adapter on each plug?

Whassup with this and why are they that way? Why does using a stereo tip jack improve it?

I've noticed a little less signal than I would expect sometimes.

Nice to have someone that's been on the inside.

Been using mine hard for a year now, and like it overall.