Line 6 Helix Stadium XL Amp Modeler and FX Processor

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[custom_html] Guitar/Bass Modeling Floorboard with Agoura Modeling, 8" Touchscreen, Hype, Showcase, Focus View, Scribble Strips, Expression Pedal, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and USB [/custom_html][video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cv5tP2l3Z3o[/video] Representing the next generation of Line 6's Helix processing, the Helix Stadium XL marks a bold step forward in the art of amp and effect emulation, complete with the company's groundbreaking Agoura modeling methodology, enhanced DSP, and streamlined touchscreen navigation. This boundary-pushing processor raises the bar on modeling accuracy with 16 Agoura-powered guitar amps and six Agoura bass amps. Meanwhile, Line 6's innovative "Hype" knob takes your model's tone from lifelike precision to a perfectly polished and produced sound. Next, the addition of a high-resolution 8-inch touchscreen, 12 footswitches with OLED scribble strips, an onboard expression pedal with toe switch, and a robust collection of physical controls ensures intuitive navigation of the Helix Stadium XL's myriad functions. You can even completely automate entire tracks with Helix Stadium XL's Showcase engine, while Focus View supplies an in-depth, context-based editing for your selected model. Did we mention that the Helix Stadium XL's Proxy cloud-based gear cloning lies just on the horizon? It's all finished off with a comprehensive array of stage- and studio-ready features, including increased headroom, improved sound, reduced weight, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Preset Audition, and more. Whether you're eyeing a portable rig replacement, a stage-ready workhorse, or a limitless sonic canvas to realize the tone of your dreams, the Helix Stadium XL delivers grand-slam performance, pushing the boundaries of floor-based processing to the stratosphere. Agoura modeling: breaking new ground on emulation accuracy The Helix Stadium series ushers in a new era of Line 6 modeling, complete with a ground-up redesign of the modeling process in the series’ revolutionary Ago