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The one-piece North American maple neck and fingerboard is a first for the Variax. 9-1/2" fretboard radius allows comfortable chording and buzz-free bends. Custom L.R. Baggs tremolo bridge allows both up and down movement for more expressive trem action. Vintage touches like amber gloss and skunk stripe on the neck and the off-white pickguard give it classic looks that match all the famous Variax models within.
This is an awesome guitar, but not if you are a purest. If you're looking for something with a sound close to original without having to buy 20+ top guitars, this one is for you. Great sounds! Awesome flexibility when used with the Pot XT Live and the Variax workbench.
Reviewed by Big Al on 8/17/2006 who plays Classic Rock, Contemporary Praise/Worship.
I got the Line 6 Variax when it first came out and it really is a great guitar. All of the models sound amazing and even the acoustic models give a very realistic sound. This is the only guitar I use for playing live or recording because it pretty much does everything. If you have the cash, go for it you will not find a better value.
Reviewed by theguitarist182 on 8/25/2006 who plays Rock.
I read alot about these guitars before I bought one and have been using a 600 for about 6 months now. I have been very happy with it, the quality has been great and the sounds, the choices and potentials just cannot be beat. There have been a few odd things here or there that keep me from giving this guitar a 5 star rating, once a string seemed to disapear... I had to switch the pickup selector and then it came back into the mix. In all fairness it was a pretty dead set of strings by that point. As for sound quality I am happy with all but the 12 strings, most of the time they sound just fine, but on a few rare occasions they get an odd buzz and again I have to switch the pickup selector (almost like a reboot). These things have happened so infrequently though that I never think about them, I play this guitar a lot, pretty much everyday, it's been in a 105 degree car all day and came out fine, it's been dropped once (damned friends) and plays and sounds like a champ. I love this guitar.
Reviewed by Morkalg on 8/18/2006 who plays Rock, Metal, Folk, Acoustic.
A fantastic way to take a wide range of instruments to a gig or recording session. Sort of feels like a Strat to hold and play, so it's very comfortable. The modeling is very close and unless your a purist or had one of the modeled guitars to compare it with, you'd never know the difference. The foot controller is a little "chincey" in that the LED mounts are flimsy. But the supplied cord and power supply seem to work well. A nice touch is being able to move often used sound models to one of the "custom" positions. This makes switching sounds a lot faster at gigs. All in all, a great value.
Reviewed by Gerry Cullan on 10/4/2009 who plays Oldies, Classic Rock.
I now have owned the Variax 600 for 6 wks. It's sound is super close to what it says your playing. The 12 string selections are right on. The Rickenbacker sound is really perfect, sounds just like George Harrison. The only thing I would like to see changed is the knob positions, the guitar selection knob should be the one closest to the strings. In a dim lite room I have a hard time reading the print on the knob. Other than that, the guitar is well worth the money,,, Job well Done...........
Reviewed by Gary Shropshire on 3/10/2009 who plays 60's - 80's rock & roll, folk rock.
