Haven’t seen anyone mention the PodGo yet. A lot of people overlook that unit since it’s not officially a Helix line product, but all of the sounds in the PodGo are identical to the Helix line. It just doesn’t have the horsepower the Helix stuff does. I’ve been gigging a PodGo since 2021 and...
Nice. I bought a JS22-7 Dinky for the same reason, to try a cheap 7 string. Ended up loving 7 string and that guitar. As others have said, it’s pretty solid for a $200 guitar. Looks like these might have the same neck on them, which is good. These should be fun guitars to hot rod!
So does this make them essentially what the Matt Heafy’s were? His were essentially Moderns with the 3rd split voice. The HF tilt feature was still there though. Kinda weird if they sell both moving forward, if they are the same.
I’ve got a JS22-7 (the Musicians Friend version with the gloss black body and maple fretboard) that I bought to mod, it’s great. Like you said, a little bit of initial setup and some upgrades and the thing plays awesome. Enjoy!
Man this thing is perfect! I had the opportunity a few years ago to buy essentially this exact guitar but in the M-1 body style, all else was identical to this V. I still regret not buying that guitar so much. Enjoy this one and keep taking pictures in front of that door!
The 256s are really great for the price (before they jumped up a bit). I’ve got a purple one and it’s every bit as good as other guitars I’ve got that were double the price or more. I find myself grabbing that guitar first when I want to learn new songs for some reason, so to your point I agree...
I had this same experience with 72 Seasons as well. As the first singles trickled out I was listening on my phone thinking “ok..not bad, not great”. I went to the listening party/movie in the theater the night before it released and hearing it over the theater sound system was a totally...