i have to fiddle with it to get the sounds I want. Some presets are good to use, but they primarily give you a feel of what kind of stuff you can do with it. You can definetely tune it to the sound you want. The background noise gets annoying though, especially if you are you using a clean sound

i like the "amp" knobs. Makes it easier to fiddle with it. Main thing is that it's small, fits in the pocket, can take it anywere with guitar and small amp. Makes it easier to for practices at friend's home or take with you to a lesson. Good screen, very easy to see. I wish you could hook up a pedal to it. Otherwise you don't want to use it for live gigs, unless you get good at clicking them small buttons

distortions come out nice. i like the acoustic guitar effect. Definetely adds to how much you can tweak your clean sounds. too much noise (ie fuzz)- it kinda bugs me if i want to use clean sound.

i think it's a great value if you want something small, portable and concenient. if you want it for live gigs primarily, i would get a foot operated FX toy. However, now that i've had this little baby, I fell in love with and couldn't possible part with it. it is plain cool.

it is definetely nice to have this smart FX processor size of a tuner or a metronome. First thing I did when I got it is brag to everyone 'look how small it is and how much power it has packed in it"

hobbyist

punk, some jazz and blues

This is the best investment I ever made. I am student at Berklee College of Music in Boston, and Pandora is my best friend now. I can practice where ever I want, and even warm up, tune, and jam before the classes, all that with one little unit. I like Phrase Trainer and AUX IN features, which are useful if you jam with CD, and then sample a solo section and loop it or change a pitch (transpose). I found Pandora useful for home recording. I don't even use amp, I just go straight into a sound card. All amp modeling sounds are GREAT. The only thing I didn

Rock

There are some very good sounds in this little box considering it's size. The px4 does not replace a proper tube amp/stack whatever but it does a pretty good job at replicating various sounds. The sound is a little digital, but saying that, through a good pair of headphones, I found it gave me some great tones that I had never imagined possible fromm my guitar. The stereo ambiance is pretty amazing and you can lose hours going through different types of musicals just by changinng patches. The crunch distortion has good sustain but is a little synthetic compared to a real amp. The 'Melissa' settting inspired by Vai is a great clean tone. This is the only box I know that can get that. If this had come out when I started the guitar, it would have saved me

I was really impressed with the amount of features they cram into such a small box. Shows how technology has moved on. You probably get the same amount of effects & Tweaks that a 90's rack costing 10x moe would have and little sacrifice in quality. The backlight on the display is very useful, as is the backing drums. Flanger, Chorus, delay, distortion, overdrive, harmoniser, pitch shifter, flute???

Its plastic. If you treat it with the same respect you do your guitar, it will last for years. It is not a stomp box, however. Stomping on it will decoprate the floor in a shower of blue and black plastic. I keep it in my guitar case and it lives quite happily in there when transporting it. The buttons click nicely and all do their job well. The backlit display is the most visually stunning thing about this. When the lights are low it gives off a pleasant amber glow. Ahh. The box is not quite up to the overall quality of the line 6 pod but you get what you pay for.

You get turbo charged multi person carrier with this. It is not very expensive, can do a lot pretty well for most people but will not keep up with the bigger more expensive boys. In short, great value for what you pay.

If your a begginer on a budget, get one now. If your a pro that wants something small to practice with in your hotel room (Behave), then this does the job very well. I use it sat inn the garden with headphones.

All types. My favourite is metal tho.

the distorion on it is really nice but it has some really weird and useless effects

its really good quality it hasnt broken on me yet and i havent had any problems

i think its worth every penny that I paid for it

well i havent had to use it yet so i guess its good

active musician

worship, rock

i love this thing! the sound is great!! ill use it for ever probably...

so many features, its great! i show it to my friends and they are amazed by how many features...

it looks great, and the quality is great, some of the best quality i have seem

the value of this is sawesome! i would expect it too be so much more expencive for how much you gt out of it.

i would give it 4 10's on this one... my friend had it and i messed around with it for a couple of hours, and i said i had to have it. next week i went out and got it.

rock, alternative

Awesome sound quality. Easily as good as any pedal I have ever used. Live sounds just as good as recording, though it sounds slightly different because of the amp modeling.

Its awesome. I only with you could add distortion/overdrive other the the gain knob.

very well made.

good value

never dealt with them.

I would have prefered a POD over this, judging the looks, but it sounds great.

Punk Rock

AWSUM !!! Must for all guitar owners. Its just everything that we used to search all the places around.

good, after the use of this product for a long time the colour gets dull and the body may even brack if used wildly.

depends...the cleans are super crisp and there are some interesting proprietary effects, but...the distortions are unbearably noisy (noise gate doesn't do a thing)

It's the size of a cassette and it has a huge amount of features, but...a few of them don't function (among other things, the "feedbacker" comes on whenever it feels like it and the "synth" sticks on almost every note). On the other hand, it has a "tap" feature for full editing of the reverbs and delays, making it acceptable (barely) for direct recording to PC (I don't recomend you record the distortions)...it's really just a practice tool, though. It has a good phrase trainer and the guitar tuner is superb (it also has infra-red for wireless headphones...but who has those?)

quite solid

too expensive for just a practice tool

don't know...so I'll give them the benefit of the doubt

it's gorgeous, but then what? Form follows funcion.

Rock

It's good for practice, and not the best for concert. It's really for your personal enjoyment only.

It has alot of features, but I am not sure how much difference they make. Alot of different parameters, but not enough change in sounds.

I can't say it's the highest quality. So far, it hasn't broken down yet, but I am expecting some problems in the future.

It offers more than buying three or four pedals combined. Good for trying different sounds.

rock, alternative