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  • Inexpensive Multi-FX as backup

    Can anyone recommend a good, small and inexpensive multi-fx that I could use as backup to my podxt? I'm thinking of a unit with distortion/amp modelling, chorus and delay. Battery operated would be cool, so I wouldn't have to worry about AC, but not necessary. Size is important because I would want to keep it in my bag at all times, so nothing as big as an GT6/GNX.

    Thanx,
    Peter

  • #2
    Re: Inexpensive Multi-FX as backup

    Behringer V-amp 2 (almost as good as a POD and much cheaper)
    Korg 411FX (it is a fantastic unit and very portable). I give it 2 thumbs up.

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    • #3
      Re: Inexpensive Multi-FX as backup

      Digitech RP80.

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      • #4
        Re: Inexpensive Multi-FX as backup

        THose little digitch RP series are cool, and the smallest one is like 50-60 bucks. also if you can find one, an old DOD G7-it is a rackmounted unit. It is basically a bunch of DOD pedals in one unit and I have seen used ones for around 60-70 bucks. I use mine as a headphone amp for when I am in front of my computer.

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        • #5
          Re: Inexpensive Multi-FX as backup

          JOHNSON (heh heh) J-Station. Not battery powered, though.

          Keith
          The JCF-er Formerly Known as axtogrind.

          myspace.com/boogieblockmusic

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          • #6
            Re: Inexpensive Multi-FX as backup

            I narrowed my selection down to either the x v-amp or the alesis guitar fx. Anyone use either?

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            • #7
              Re: Inexpensive Multi-FX as backup

              The V-amp 2 is pretty awesome.

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