Adam.M Posted November 13, 2007 Posted November 13, 2007 I thought this would be perfect for bass with a power amp and as i still like playing guitar a lot too even though all i have is a cheap strat copy, it'd be versatile in that way. But my god, this thing gives me a headache & ear fatigue very quickly! My ears are ringing now after about 45 mins of playing around with it and not very loudly at all. Weird. Doesn't help i can't get a tone i like out of it for guitar or bass, unlike the Ashdown Mag 300 which i really liked... Has anyone else experienced this with Pod gear? *sigh* i thought i'd finally found something i'd be happy with, too... Quote
sk8 Posted November 13, 2007 Posted November 13, 2007 i was really gassing for one of these but maybe not! Quote
Adam.M Posted November 13, 2007 Author Posted November 13, 2007 I actually don't think it's the Pod's fault any more... Just changed the cable i was using to connect it up to my denon Hi Fi and it sound a heck of a lot better now, no more troubles. I guess she's a keeper now! Quote
fretmeister Posted December 1, 2007 Posted December 1, 2007 Never had that issue with my XT. But when connecting to a hi-fi all types of weirdness happen. The cab modelling fights with the hi-fi speakers - and the speakers just can't cope with a 'non-compressed to buggery' signal in this digital CD world. I can't wait for the X3 rack! Deffo going to get one! Quote
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