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777Brad · February 13th, 2009, 12:46 AM

I had the PodXT Live (not X3 Live) & the Vox LE. Of the two, the Pod had more gee-gaws. The Vox sounds a good deal more natural & 'organic'.

I never could find a good overdriven 'crunch' on the Pod. The Vox has that all over it. It is said that the Vox has fewer high gain models, but I think that it has plenty.

Also the Vox is considerably easier to get a good tone. I had to mess with the Pod for a while. Finally the Vox is much easier to dial in tones. It has analog chicken head knobs so it's stone simple to program.

February 13th, 2009, 12:46 AM	#5 (permalink)
777Brad Tele-Meister Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Kansas Posts: 104	I had the PodXT Live (not X3 Live) & the Vox LE. Of the two, the Pod had more gee-gaws. The Vox sounds a good deal more natural & 'organic'. I never could find a good overdriven 'crunch' on the Pod. The Vox has that all over it. It is said that the Vox has fewer high gain models, but I think that it has plenty. Also the Vox is considerably easier to get a good tone. I had to mess with the Pod for a while. Finally the Vox is much easier to dial in tones. It has analog chicken head knobs so it's stone simple to program.