[quote name='Silent Fly' post='148142' date='Feb 27 2008, 10:27 PM']Since I have my AdrenaLinn III I sold my PodXT + model packs... and I couldn't be happier.
I believe AdrenaLinn III is one of most undervalued effect units one the market. The envelope follower is fantastic. Recently, I retired my MXR Bass Auto Q and my Maxon AF-9. The envelope follower of the AdrenaLinn is so versatile that I can get all the envelope follower sounds I want (AF-9 and Auto Q included).
It has a drum machine with 200 programmable drumbeats (all nice and [i]usable[/i]) with synchronized effects. It is small enough to fit in a pedalboard and it has midi in/out with a powerful midi implementation.
couldn’t recommend it enough. I also wrote a [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=9116"]review[/url] a while ago about it.[/quote]
I joined this site mainly just to thank you for posting this when I was researching effects pedals. I have had a PODxt (sold it then got the Live version) unit for a couple years and although Line6 are great products, it really wasn't doing it for me. Too much fizz and not enough tone so it is probably going to Ebay.
I just got an AdrenaLinn yesterday after watching Roger's demos on You Tube. I scrolled through the presets using my Seymour Duncan equipped Warmoth guitar and it is amazing and inspiring. I was initially looking for that Boss Slicer effect pedal, but fortunately that was backordered. The Adrenalinn is far more musical and it reminds me of some the Cakewalk soft synths like Rapture which sequences can be programmed. Amazing stuff. I will try to do a demo vid on You Tube after I learn more about programming it. I intend to use it direct into Cakewalk recording software or in front of the Kustom Coupe '36 tube amp I just got.
Anyhow thanks for the info Silent Fly, and take care everyone.
