Line 6 Guitarport- thoughts?
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rockmanxpr
High Speed Samurai
I love my Guitar Port because it fullfils my needs for what I want to use it. I travel A LOT for business and I'm usually gone 2-3 weeks per trip and I do have a laptop, the GP, and a Guitar so in my downtime I can play all i wants! 
Also it's easy to record via computer for doing demos etc, but not a professional quality. You can also trade tones to other GP users and jam along to tracks mp3 etc,
Also it's easy to record via computer for doing demos etc, but not a professional quality. You can also trade tones to other GP users and jam along to tracks mp3 etc,
kosh
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Hi!
I have one too. The Guitarport sounds amazing. From my point of view even better than POD II (can't say anything 'bout POD XT, because I haven't tried it yet.
If you want to play guitar at home with an outstanding sound, it maybe your choice.
The only thing I have to critisize is it's ability for homerecording. If you're into that I suggest first trying it with your system before buying it. Sometimes it likes to draw half of my systems resources, which makes it difficult to run it with a rather demanding sequencer software.
Still, give it a try, it's worth it.
I have one too. The Guitarport sounds amazing. From my point of view even better than POD II (can't say anything 'bout POD XT, because I haven't tried it yet.
If you want to play guitar at home with an outstanding sound, it maybe your choice.
The only thing I have to critisize is it's ability for homerecording. If you're into that I suggest first trying it with your system before buying it. Sometimes it likes to draw half of my systems resources, which makes it difficult to run it with a rather demanding sequencer software.
Still, give it a try, it's worth it.
Thanks for the responses guys! That's what I was hoping for. I don't think I will use much for recording, moreso a toy to play around with that could potentially lead to something cool.
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