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Old 01-08-2009, 09:39 AM
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Bass Pod XT Live vs. Bass Pod XT Pro

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Can anybody comment on the sound quality of the XT Live vs. the XT Pro; or is it all form factor and the additional I/O on the Pro?
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AFAIK it's just form, I could be wrong though.

I would go for the live personally cus' having the foot contol is useful and with the pro you'd have to buy a expansion board and they are fairly pricey.
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The Live has an input for the Variax VDI that the Pro does not have. The sounds are the same. With NAMM coming up in a week, I'd wait until it's over to make a decision. Who knows what might be announced.
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