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Those look fantastic in person, if you haven’t seen one yet. Very cool multitone color scheme. I think you’ll be very happy.
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Could be worse. Could be Hertha Berlin… or Spartak Moskva 
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I think a Plethora X3 in the B6 FX loop will set me great as I like the TC effects (I have a Trinity reverb and an Alter Ego delay). I just need to find a pedalboard that is inexpensive and can fit it (or set the X3 on the floor).
But for the price of all that I’m approaching a Helix LT and past the HH Stomp.
FML 
I like the B6 but its weakness is CPU and effects.
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I think you need a Quad Cortex. That one can run 4 channels with effects at ease
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I do, but I don’t need a quad cortex price 
I was originally going to go down that road, but $1850 if I can even get one from the only US Distributor, Sweetwater, or some asshat selling his “lightly used” one for $3000 on Reverb. No thanks XD
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I don’t get people that buy a QC and try to sell it with profit. Should have bought one when they released it. 
Maybe one day…
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One of the guitarists that was in my band had one he had gotten on preorder for $1200.
God damn it lol
Yeah, I’m good now with a Trinity in the FX loop…
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I feel like I am going to get one at some far future point (by then it will probably be an OctoCortex or something) but there is no real path to that as I have no plans to play live like ever, so I’m not sure why I feel that way.
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The plugins. They’re going to work on the hardware according to the company Maybe they already do, I haven’t checked in a while.
Then you can clicky footswitches and do things.
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What I would really want is that to be bidirectional, like on the Helix with Helix Native.
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I think that’s the goal? But the plugins also cost a lot on their own, meanwhile I think Helix Native is like $100 for Helix owners? 
Or what, $300 or $400 on its own?
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So, first impressions of the Audio Technica headphones after one 30 minute practice session.
I wish I had found these, when I was buying my old OneOdio “studio” headphones. For an extra $12 these are a world of difference better. The sound is clearer, with a richer low end and sharper trebles. They are also much lighter.
Some time back I asked on this forum why my monitoring sounded dead and dull, but my recording through the same mixer was way too trebly and loud. Well, I guess I know my answer now.
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Glad they’re working for you. I really like my Audio-Technica headphones. Clean and clear across the spectrum. Perfect for headphone bass practice.
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Pedalboards are either just barely too small or way too big
But the Temple Audio Trio 28 might be just right…
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A law of the universe for sure.
You know you want to build your own, and we all know you have the tools…
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I have done that; it’s in the attic atm, it’s pretty big 
Or it’s not as big as I remember. I should check it… but it’s also pretty heavy and finding a case for it…
Lol this one is huge. Guess we got different definitions of a big pedalboard