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Line 6 Variax Guitars Designed By James Tyler Line Of Guitars Announced At Messe

March 26, 2010
Line 6 Variax Designed by James Tyler series of guitars will combine boutique-quality instruments with guitar-modeling technolog

Next in the Line 6 line of Variax modeling guitars, the Variax Designed by James Tyler series of guitars will combine the feel of boutique-quality instruments with the tonal performance of Line 6 guitar-modeling technology.

Variax guitars can reproduce the sounds of an entire collection of 25 vintage electric and acoustic instruments, and a dozen custom tunings. The modeled instruments include solid-body, semi-hollow guitars and hollow-body electrics, with a variety of pickup configurations, 6- and 12-string acoustics, and other guitar-related instruments, including a resonator, banjo, and an electric sitar.

Available in three styles, each curve, component, and control will reflect Tyler's attention to detail in making custom instruments, such as those played by guitarists Steve Lukather, Michael Landau, and Dan Huff.

To further rev you up about the new line, Line 6 will be chronicling the guitars' design and development stages in real-time at tylervariax.com. Each Variax Designed by James Tyler guitar will begin shipping in the summer of 2010.

For more information, visit the Line 6 Web site.

For more information, visit the official Line 6 Web site.

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Pickups?

By: Wheat Williams (not verified)

So why do they need "analog" magnetic pickups? The point of the Variax is to use the virtually modelled pickups created with input from piezos in the bridge. Putting Seymour Duncans on there is redundant, raises the cost, and adds to the weight of the instrument.

I used to have a first-generation Variax and it was fine. Adding magnetic pickups isn't necessary. If I bought one of these new ones, I might actually remove the magnetic pickups altogether.

Sun, 2010-03-28 19:21

Line 6 Variax guitars

By: Stratford Butterworth (not verified)

Can you make a few of the new models of Variax guitars left handed? Please! And then would put my name on one. If that is"IMPOSSIBLE" (yeah right), please let me know what equipment of yours I need to buy and glue onto my guitar to achieve the same results. Thanking you in advance, I am looking forward to hearing from you. Soon. (Don't make me get out the glue!)

Tue, 2011-07-12 22:34

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