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Hopefully. someone can answer my question ,or at least , refer me to a more appropriate site.
I play my Ovations as accoustic instruments mostly, but occasionaly like to put on some earphones and play thru a guitar processor, (a Zoom, but they are all similar, I think) However, using so-called hi-fi stereo phones, the volume ain't good.
Can anyone reccomend a guitar processor, with a variety of different sound outputs, that will drive the dickens out of a pair of large earphones ?
Thanks for your time, and you can respond here or my email, which is felix24@quidnunc.net |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Try the Line 6 PodXT. |
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Location: Toronto | Stephen is spot on - the POD is the answer. I personally upgraded from the PODxt to the PODxt PRO. The POD Live is also pretty cool. YOu can pick up POD 2.0 or PODxts for under $200 on ebay... And they drive the hell right out of a good set of headphones, or amps, or monitors!
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Location: Toronto | Stephen is spot on - the POD is the answer. I personally upgraded from the PODxt to the PODxt PRO. The POD Live is also pretty cool. YOu can pick up POD 2.0 or PODxts for under $200 on ebay... And they drive the hell right out of a good set of headphones, or amps, or monitors!
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Location: NJ | playadamas uses the A5 and loves it, I have to admit it sounds great with his bose L2 system |
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Location: So. Cal. | Boss AD-5 and Bose L-1. |
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processor for Ovation?