#Helix or analog

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steady bison
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Which would make more sense

jolly flower
steady bison
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For the best sound

jolly flower
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for what ? gigging ? recording ? just playing ?

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helix is pretty amazing and gives you super versatility

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helix is not the only one though ... there's lots of modellers that are super capable nowadays

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In my opinion the minor difference between digital and analog is totally overshadowed by the ease of use and flexibility of digital

steady bison
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đź‘Ť

runic hedge
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If you don’t got much to spare the helix stomp is a great option goes well with other pedals

lament pasture
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I’d go for a Fractal above all else but that’s just me

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Again depends on your situation

jolly flower
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Its great ... But I don't think it's for the mere hobby player

lament pasture
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I just think tone-wise they sound better

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I’m not a huge fan of modellers all round for the reasons you mentioned though

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Get yourself a good cab…solid amp that suits a good base tone for you and some pedals for your more specialty sounds and your set

jolly flower
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While a modeller can do the same sound for 700 to 1500 and way more

lament pasture
jolly flower
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In a mix you really can't hear the difference anyways and if you gig, your audience won't give a shit what you play through

jolly flower
lament pasture
lament pasture
jolly flower
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But then I also want that RevvG100

lament pasture
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i mean i wouldn't say it's indistinguishable in a mix

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but yeh

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and yeh the audience won't care apart from the few gear geeks in the crowd

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but playing through a tube amp is beyond fucking cool compared to a helix or a kemper

jolly flower
lament pasture
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practically there's no reason to use tube amps

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but they are cool af

jolly flower
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I can make a produce a whole album in my little office .. it's great