Tyler Variax - Introducing New JTV-89F guitar... 24-01-2013 Comments (0)
Line 6 Introduces New James Tyler Variax JTV-89F Guitar. New solidbody guitar features Floyd Rose licensed double-locking tremolo system by Graph Tech
ANAHEIM, Calif.—January 24, 2012—Line 6, Inc. (NAMM room 212A), leading manufacturer of innovative solutions for musicians, is pleased to introduce JTV-89F, the newest member of the acclaimed James Tyler® Variax® family. With a Floyd Rose® licensed double-locking tremolo system by Graph Tech and the ability to virtually tune down a whole octave without impacting playability or intonation, JTV-89F is ready to throw down like the hammer of Thor.
“JTV-89F is a killer addition to the James Tyler Variax family,” said Max Gutnik, Vice President of Product Management, Line 6. “Many players of heavier styles have been asking for a Variax with a double-locking tremolo, and we heard them—even over all the shredding.”
The ultimate recording guitar, James Tyler Variax can sound like an entire collection of instruments. By combining patented, industry-leading Line 6 modeling with boutique-style craftsmanship, JTV-89F delivers an extreme range of tones within a single guitar.
The Floyd Rose licensed double-locking tremolo system by Graph Tech is designed for rock-solid stability even in the face of serious abuse. The custom-designed bridge includes built-in piezo crystals that flawlessly translate the Variax guitar tone and dynamics. The precision piezos are housed inside a set of Graph Tech String Saver™ saddles, which are highly resistant to rust, corrosion or perspiration—ideal for sweat-stained stages and beer-soaked venues. In addition, JTV-89F features a classic six-in-line headstock configuration that further enhances tuning stability.
Line 6 also offers a US Custom Series version of JTV-89F with even more paint finish options. Learn about JTV-89F-US and the US Custom Series at http://uk.line6.com/jtv-89f-us/.
Source: Line 6 / Vettaville.nl
Tyler Variax - New James Tyler Variax Guitars introduced... 24-09-2012 Comments (0)
Line 6 Announces New James Tyler Variax Guitars. New offerings give guitarists more sonic and aesthetic options
RUGBY, UK—24th September 2012—Line 6, Inc. is proud to introduce two additions to the James Tyler® Variax® family. The new JTV-59P and JTV-69S guitars provide new pickup configurations and a variety of finish options, expanding the sonic capabilities of the James Tyler Variax family to meet the needs of even more guitar players.
The single-cutaway, set-neck JTV-59P features two P-90 soapbar pickups for a classic look and vintage tone that is ideal for classic edge-of-breakup blues, modern rock and more. JTV-59 is available in Gold Top or Black.
A nod to the traditional format, JTV-69S features an SSS pickup configuration complete with three vintage-voiced single-coil pickups that are loaded with alnico magnets and wound to James Tyler's specs. JTV-69S is available in Three-tone Sunburst, Black, Shoreline Gold or Olympic White.
“We’re excited to expand the James Tyler Variax line with additional models that will inspire even more guitarists to check out these amazing instruments,” says Darrell Smith, Guitar Product Line Manager at Line 6. “For the player who likes vintage P-90 soapbar pickups and is looking for a slightly lower-gain, warmer tone, the JTV-59P is a great choice. The JTV-69S offers the industry-standard three single-coil pickup configuration, which is ideal for guitarists who want that classic sound.”
James Tyler Variax is the only guitar that can sound like an entire collection of vintage instruments. By combining industry-leading Line 6 digital modeling with boutique-style craftsmanship, each James Tyler Variax delivers 29 amazing instruments: 28 models plus the sound of a beautifully crafted electric guitar. Now, the new James Tyler Variax family provides even more tonal and aesthetic options.
Line 6 also offers a US Custom Series version of each new body style. By delicately balancing cutting-edge manufacturing technology with painstaking hand craftsmanship, the US Custom Series team creates instruments of incomparable beauty and feel.
Learn more at line6.com/JTV-59P and line6.com/JTV-69S.
Source: Line 6 / Vettaville.nl
Tyler Variax - New Flashmemory V. 1.82 available... 16-05-2012 Comments (0)
Line 6 released a new update for James Tyler Variax Guitars .
NOTE: Line 6 Monkey 1.53 is required in order to install this firmware update.
The v1.82 firmware update fixes issues related to alternate tuning the new acoustic models in Workbench. It also addresses the community's feedback regarding the natural ambience of the new acoustic models by adding a range at the top of the tone knob that reduces the body ambience and offers a sound that is similar to mic'ing an acoustic guitar at the 12th fret.
To enable the new tone knob range, select "No" at the "Do you want to keep the existing patches on your Tyler Variax" prompt when updating. Users who wish to retain their patches, should save them to a PC or Mac via Variax workbench and restore them following the update.
v1.82 is the latest incarnation of the free v1.8 update that gives all James Tyler(r) Variax(r) modeling guitars five next-generation acoustic guitar models based on* celebrated 6- and 12-string acoustics from Martin(r), Guild(r) and Gibson(r). If you play your JTV with a POD(r)HD500 or POD(r) HD Pro multi-effect processor, the v1.8 update also includes enhanced functionality to make your JTV/POD HD experience even more intuitive and powerful.
Next-generation Models:
*New modeling technology. Our new breakthrough acoustic guitar modeling technology gives the five models breathtaking depth and detail, capturing the subtle nuances of string vibration through the soundboard and the tonewoods of the original modeled guitar body.
*Five updated models. The updated models are based on* the Martin(r) D28, Martin(r) D12-28, Martin(r) 0-18, Guild(r) 12 String, and Gibson(r) J200 acoustic guitars.
Note (when updating from 1.71): If you've loaded your guitar with custom models and would like to retain your current custom banks and/or custom models, please sync with Variax Workbench and save your custom model set. You will be able to re-load your models from Workbench after you've complete the update.
Source: Line 6 / Vettaville.nl
Tyler Variax - New Flashmemory V. 1.81 available... 03-04-2012 Comments (0)
Line 6 relased new Flasmemory V 1.81 for James Tytler Variax Guitars (JTV) as a free download.
Clicking the 'Update Selection' button will update this selected item.
NOTE: Line 6 Monkey 1.53 is required in order to install this firmware update.
This free v1.8 update gives all James Tyler® Variax® modeling guitars five next-generation acoustic guitar models based on* celebrated 6- and 12-string acoustics from Martin®, Guild® and Gibson®. If you play your JTV with a POD® HD500 or POD® HD Pro multi-effect processor, the v1.8 update also includes enhanced functionality to make your JTV/POD HD experience even more intuitive and powerful.
Next-generation Models:
*New modeling technology. Our new breakthrough acoustic guitar modeling technology gives the five models breathtaking depth and detail, capturing the subtle nuances of string vibration through the soundboard and the tonewoods of the original modeled guitar body.
*Five updated models. The updated models are based on* the Martin® D28, Martin® D12-28, Martin® 0-18, Guild® 12 String, and Gibson® J200 acoustic guitars.
Note: If you've loaded your guitar with custom models and would like to retain your current custom banks and/or custom models, please sync with Variax Workbench and save your custom model set. You will be able to re-load your models from Workbench after you've complete the update.
Source: Line 6 / Vettaville.nl
Tyler Variax - Line 6 Wins Electric Guitar of the Year Award... 14-12-2011 Comments (0)
LINE 6 WINS ELECTRIC GUITAR OF THE YEAR AWARD —Manufacturer wins prestigious award at the annual MIA Music Awards ceremony—
RUGBY, UK – December 1, 2011 – Line 6, Inc. (line6.com), the industry leader in digital modelling technology for music-creation products, announced today that its James Tyler Variax 69 guitar has won the 2011 Electric Guitar of the Year at the MIA Music Awards.
Voted for by the public, the award was announced at the 2011 MIA Music Awards ceremony, hosted at the London Marriott Grosvenor Square Hotel on Wednesday 30th November.
“We are extremely delighted to win this award. With the involvement of master luthier, James Tyler, we have produced a great guitar that combines the feel of a finely crafted instrument with the flexibility and performance that Variax guitar modelling technology offers.” Commented James Owens, European Sales Director at Line 6.
The Music Industries Association (MIA) Awards are an annual celebration of the musical instrument industry. The awards honour the best selling and most reliable and innovative products in the UK, together with the best people, companies and initiatives in the sector.
James Tyler Variax guitars are available in three styles, each one reflecting the innovative designs of James Tyler in each curve, component and control. Acclaimed for his attention to detail in making custom, hand-crafted instruments for the most discerning players, James Tyler has designed guitars for the world’s most respected guitarists and sought-after session players including Steve Lukather, Michael Landau and Dan Huff.
About Line 6, Inc.
Based in Calabasas, California, Line 6 is a leading manufacturer of guitars, amplifiers, effects, effect processors, and recording interfaces. Line 6 is world renowned for its studio- and stage-standard gear featuring its patented amp and effect modelling and digital wireless technologies. Line 6 invented digital guitar amp modelling technology in 1996, and is currently the #1 maker of guitar amplifiers. Its award-winning products are used by musicians worldwide and have been featured on countless platinum and Grammy® award-winning titles. Line 6 is distributed in over 60 countries with operations in the United States, the United Kingdom, and China. For more information, visit www.line6.com.
About the MIA
The Music Industries Association (MIA) is the trade association of the UK musical instrument industry, representing over 350 manufacturers, distributors, retailers, publishers and educators, who collectively generate annual sales of over £600 million of instruments and associated products. It has the mission of “creating and encouraging music making” and takes a proactive role in promoting the wide-ranging benefits of music making on behalf of the sector. This is achieved through liaison with government departments and the various music education bodies and through direct action programmes such as “Get Alive” and the “Learn to Play” teaching format.
The MIA also runs the industry charity, Music for All, which helps people of all ages to be able to start playing an instrument, especially school age children. It has the mission of “Making More Musicians”. For more information visit www.mia.org.uk, www.musicforall.org.uk
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Tyler Variax - New Flashmemory available... 04-08-2011 Comments (0)
New Flashmemory avialable V. 1.71 for Tyler Variax guitars. Version 1.71 of the James Tyler Variax firmware improves the reliability of relay switching when powering the instrument via VDI.
Tyler Variax - Expert Review, the first 48 Hours... 21-06-2011 Comments (0)
Here's a cool review that Nick Mattocks made, just after 48 hours of pocessing a brandnew James Tyler Variax (JTV) guitar. Nick Mattacks, who some of you Line 6 Forum users may know as an Line 6 Expert User, made a well ballanced review of his newly arrived JTV. While many of you are anxious to get more info on how the JTV's sound, how it feels etc.. Here's a review that could help you further in your search for the most complete guitarsound in one guitar.
Thanks go out to Nick Mattocks for being continously being helpfull on the forums and sharing his JTV review here at Vettaville.nl
There's also new Variax Workbench available for James Tyler Variax, see here
Source: Line 6 / Vettaville.nl
Tyler Variax - Pilot Guide available... 17-10-2010 Comments (0)
Line 6 has made the Pilot's Guide for the new James Tyler Variax available for free download.
It'll give you a nice overview on the different switch positions on the JTV59, JTV69 and JTV89, what they load and how they are configured. It also gives you a brief overview on the guitarmodels that are in there and the use of workbench.
Corey Witt from Worshipguitarnow.com has published a very nice video on the new James Tyler Variax. .
Explaining and demo-ing sounds and giving examples on how it could be used once you have this new James Tyler Variax.
To visit the worshipguitarnow.com website click here
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Tyler Variax - First review is in video (Music Radar)... 05-09-2010 Comments (0)
The first review of the James Tyler Variax is published online by Music Radar. See what they have say and get a informative video alongside the review.
From Music Radar:
Verdict: The 2010 Variax updates the previous version with better sounds, functionality and a much, much better chassis: a must-try for any player who requires lots of different sounds or tunings, fast.´
To read more or the complete review and video click here.
A small video showing the neck and curvers of the JTV-89 Variax guitar up close.
Source: vettaville.nl
Tyler Variax - Battery info (video)... 15-06-2010 Comments (0)
All Tyler Variax types have improved power, up to 12 hours of playing time with the newly designed battery. Here's a short video that shows the battery, battery status, battery (re-)placement and charger.
Tyler Variax 3 way switch configuration explanied by Rich Renken (video) There are numerous questions about the 3 way configuration on the Paulish and Shreddish james Tyler Variaxes. Rich Renken explains the way how to use this intuitive system to switch between 'modeling' and real pickups and selecting the 5 positions on the 3 way switch and the advantages .
Source: Line 6 / Vettaville.nl
Tyler Variax - Ed DeGenaro demo with prototype Tyler Variax... 16-05-2010 Comments (0)
Tyler Variax prototype demo by Ed DeGenaro.
Here's what we got going on...
Ed's hands, V-Pick, Tyler Varaix prototype, into the T-Rex loop switcher which has among other stuff a Maxon SD9 he kicks in here and there, Axe-Fx, running the THD UniValve loaded down in the Axe-Fx loop, then the whole thing goes into the Atomic Reactor powered wedge.
The edits are a result of cutting down 30 minutes of video to get under the youtube 10 minute limit.
Source: Ed DeGenaro / vettaville.nl
Tyler Variax - First Videos 5... 12-04-2010 Comments (0)
Tyler Variax demo and infovideo from Premier Guitar please note that the audioquality does nit represent the guitars sound. It's been recorded in a large noise hall during Music Messe Germany earlier this month.
Tyler Variax guitar models and info specs. JTV-69, JTV-59 and JTV-89 Please note, things may change during further development.
Variax Models: Model JTV-69 Body Alder
Neck Bolt-On Maple with Rosewood fingerboard
25 1/2” Scale Length, 12” radius, 22 frets
1 5/8” GraphTech nut
Hardware Custom Tyler designed bridge
Custom Locking Tuners, Custom Hum, Single, Single pickups wound to Tyler’s specs
Colors Black, 3-Tone, Lake Placid Blue, Candy Apple Red
Model JTV-59 Body Mahogany with Maple Top, Neck Set neck mahogany with rosewood fingerboard
24 9/16” Scale Length, 12” radius, 22 frets, 1 11/16” GraphTech nut
Hardware Chrome, Custom Tyler designed bridge
Custom Tuners, Custom Dual Humbucker pickups wound to Tyler’s specs
Colors Cherry Sunburst, Tobacco Sunburst, Black
Model JTV-89 Body Mahogany, Neck Bolt-On Maple with Rosewood fingerboard
25 1/2” Scale Length, 14” radius, 24 frets, 1 11/16” GraphTech nut
Hardware Custom Tyler designed bridge
Custom Tuners, Custom Dual Humbucker pickups wound to Tyler’s specs
Colors Black, Blood Red
Country of Manufacture Handcrafted in Korea by WORLD Musical Instruments
USA Variax Models For the ultimate playing experience, Line 6 USA Variax models will deliver an unrivaled level of craftsmanship, design and technology.
Designed by James Tyler and handmade in the USA, this line will allow the most discerning guitarists to design their ideal guitar by choosing from a range of bodies, necks, hardware, pickups and finishes.
Country of Manufacturer USA
Wood Selections Alder, Ash, Mahogony
Color Selection JTV-69 Black, 3-tone, 2-tone, gold, red sparkle, candy apple red, olympic white, lake placid blue,
inca silver, candy orange pearl, orange , see-through red, see-through blond, blue pearl
over black, natural satin
Color Selection JTV-89 Black, blood red, blue pearl over black, gold, candy orange pearl, natural satin
Color Selection JTV-59 Cherry sunburst, honey burst, tobacco sunburst, gold top, black, black cherry, blue
Pickups USA Seymour Duncan, Tuners Hipshot
Bridge Custom Tyler & LR Baggs Designed Bridges
Tyler Variax - First Videos 4... 27-03-2010 Comments (0)
Videos on the James Tyler Variax from directly from Music Messe 2010. Hosted by Darrell Smith (as the lady in the background) and Rich Renken.
Source: vettaville.nl
Tyler Variax - Up and Close Pictures 4... 26-03-2010 Comments (0)
Up en close pictures part 4 of the Tyler Variax Guitars. Thanks go out to Horst Keller for showing his friendship and enthousiasm. He's also the author of the pictures beneath. Up and close pictures from the today announced Tyler Variax Guitars in some of the possible variations.
Source: Horst Keller / vettaville.nl
Tyler Variax - Up and Close Pictures 3... 26-03-2010 Comments (0)
Up en close pictures part 3 of the Tyler Variax Guitars. Thanks go out to Horst Keller for showing his friendship and enthousiasm. He's also the author of the pictures beneath. Up and close pictures from the today announced Tyler Variax Guitars in some of the possible variations.
Source: Horst Keller / vettaville.nl
Tyler Variax - Feature info at present... 25-03-2010 Comments (0)
The announced James Tyler Variax has some different features from the 'normal' Variax. Here's what the status is at present. . Things may still change but it'll give you an overview of what to expect.
Tyler Variax is designed in three different styles and feels, Stratish HSS config, Paulish 2 HB config and Shreddish2 HB config. Line 6 are building each style in two different places. Doing one with World Music in Korea, as they are amazing builders, for the budget minded guitarist and there will be a US built version of each that are well built. We are having the bodies and necks made in Northern California, painted in So.Cal and put together by a master luthier in Hesperia, CA.
All of the construction is being run past Jim for his approval. When the US version starts rolling to the public, I will be inspecting every one to be sure it is up to Jim's high standards.
There we'll be USA and Korean Tyler Variax. Korean version will be between $1099-$1299
US version will be between $3699-$4499 depending on model. Approx. streetprices and subject to change.
The Tyler Variax will include Workbench, it won't include an XPS, you can buy those from the Line 6 website.
The Tyler Variax models have been redone but are the same types as the normal Variax. Line 6 added about quadruple the DSP so you get full model with alt-tune and because of the added DSP Line 6were able to improve everything about the pitchtracking and speed.
Added an alt-tune knob to all three models. Also because of the added horsepower, we were able to keep the full model going when you use an alternate tuning. You can also Alt-tune the 12 strings now. Plus we put tuning on the knob with 12 tunings available. Plus you can do a tuning on the fly with one simple operation
Straight piezo sound is not available yet but we do have much more stable piezos. L.R. Baggs developed a brand new piezo design to help us with the various Variax I piezo concerns.
The DSP modeling power has quadrupeld, improving both sound soundquality and tracking, models are been redone
Alt-Tune knob is added and completely customizable and you don't have to be hooked up to a computer to do it. It has a mode where you imagine your 12 fret is the nut and you can make up any tuning you can dream. Or use it as a virtual capo.
The current Variax(1) won't get an update since the code doesn't fit in the old chip.
Tyler Variax will work with all VDI equiped product Like POD X3 Live etc. You can send the magnetic pickups to one tone and a model to another tone when doing dual tones with the X3. This way your Tyler Variax will be powered but it won't charge the Lion battery
It is so much better than Variax I. You could call it Variax 1.5.
James Tyler helped design all new bridges for each model to address concerns that you guys have brought to our attention. Also we worked with L.R. Baggs on a brand new piezo design for the same reason.
It features a litium-ion rechargeable battery with a battery meter that will give you 12 hours of play time. Korean ones will ship with one battery. The Amercan versions with 2.
Both the pickups and the vax come out of the 1/4 inch. You press the model encoder to switch between magnetics and model. The 1/4 inch out is either/or magnetic pickups or Variax output. The VDI through a POD X3 with dual tone gives you that ability to blend the two.
Tonewoods and bridge
Tonewoods does matter, to what extent is hard to measure, I couldn't give you the difference on the tonewoods, it is hard to describe. But the metal the bridge is made of is a dramatic factor when it comes to the tone on the Variax Modeling side.
The bridge on new JTVs are custom made and designed by James Tyler. Line 6 wanted their own bridge to deal with some issues that Variax users have had. So during the process of designing the bridge, they had to do listening tests with various metals on various parts of each bridge.
While they were doing the tremolo bridge, they worked with zinc, steel, brass, aluminum in different combination. They did think that main reason was for the sound of the acoustic part of the guitar, i.e. pickups, woods, etc, and then they thought they would just double check to be sure it sounded good on the piezo/variax side as they went along.
Well, guess what? The very combination that was obviously the right combo for the guitars side was dramatically the right combo for the piezo/variax side. It was actually quite a shock. They had a way to play the guitar consistantly and they used the same guitar for each test of combos. They recorded each take so they could a/b after they recorded each different combo they wanted to try.
They didn't need to even really listen back to the recording because when they put the combination together that worked, it was completely obvious.
Line 6 is going to offer many more colors on the USA guitars. Colours will be constrained on the Korean guitars.
On the 69 and 89 you could get a replacement neck with no screw holes and drill your own and replace the neck. So far the neck shape of each has been a hit, so there is a chance you may dig it.
Korean Paulish version will be available in :Cherry Sunburst, Tobacco Sunburst, Black and Gold top colours
Although the circuitboards are the same, they are "branded' differently for each model. If you're looking for the best one for a transplant, then the JTV-59 would be your best choice.
1. Kits. There are no plans for kits, if you want to transplant, I suggest the JTV-59 Korean model.
2. The guitar will have pickups. Period.
3. Line 6 is not going to make a cheaper model than the Korean model.
The functionality and sounds and bridge and rechargeable battery is exactly the same on the US and Korean models.
Plugging in a James Tyler Variax into a VDI Like on POD X3 Live, Vetta 2 or PODxt ive will not charge the Lion battery. It will only be charged by the charger
The Korean and USA JTV-69s have locking tuners.
No 13-pin.
On the USA 69 their will be a couple maple neck models.
89 - 1099
69 - 1199
59 - 1299
The Korean guitars come with the current gig bag.
Please note this is what the products features are now and still may change before shipping later this year.
Tyler Variax - Up and Close Pictures 2... 25-03-2010 Comments (0)
Up en close pictures part 2 of the Tyler Variax Guitars. Thanks go out to Horst Keller for showing his friendship and enthousiasm. He's also the author of the pictures beneath. Up and close pictures from the today announced Tyler Variax Guitars in some of the possible variations.
Source: Horst Keller / vettaville.nl
Tyler Variax - First videos part 3... 25-03-2010 Comments (0)
Videos on the James Tyler Variax from audiofanzine directly from Music Messe*.*
Source: audiofanzine / vettaville.nl
Tyler Variax - Up and Close Pictures... 24-03-2010 Comments (0)
Up en close pictures of the Tyler Variax Guitars. Thanks go out to Horst Keller for showing his friendship and enthousiasm. He's also the author of the pictures beneath. Up and close pictures from the today announced Tyler Variax Guitars in some of the possible variations.
Source: Horst Keller / vettaville.nl
Tyler Variax - Announcing the James Tyler Variax... 24-03-2010 Comments (0)
James Tyler Variax is the first truly advanced guitar of the 21st century, and its story is as deep and colorful as a flame-top finish.
Over the coming months you’ll be privy to production information that most guitar companies would rather keep secret. But we’re not like most guitar companies, and this is no ordinary guitar.
What makes a JTV a JTV? Simple: an innovative design and boutique playing experience courtesy of master luthier James Tyler, and the world’s most advanced guitar modeling technology from the people who invented it, Line 6.
What went into making a JTV? Not so simple: tons of component choices, aesthetic choices, engineering hours, advances in modeling technology, design revisions, late nights, deadlines, arguments, battles with LA traffic, and much, much more.
If you are attending Musikmesse 2010 in Frankfurt, Germany, you may be able to see or even play some of the guitars we are previewing from our pilot run. Team JTV is gearing up to tell its story in obsessive detail.
Source: Line 6 / James Tyler Variax / vettaville.nl
Picture of one of the Line 6 Booths presenting James Tyler Variax.
Horst Keller and Rich Renken overseeing a job well done
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Tyler Variax - Next generation of Variax modeling guitars announced... 24-03-2010 Comments (0)
LINE 6 ANNOUNCES VARIAX GUITARS DESIGNED BY JAMES TYLER
—Partnership with renowned luthier delivers unmatched combination of craftsmanship and technology—
FRANKFURT, Germany – March 24, 2010 – Line 6, Inc. (line6.com), the industry leader in digital modeling technology for music-creation products, announced today the next generation of Variax® modeling guitars: Variax Designed by James Tyler. This new line of guitars is designed to deliver the feel of the finest boutique instruments and the optimal tonal performance of Line 6 guitar modeling technology.
Through patented 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, six- and twelve-string acoustics, and other guitar-related instruments including a resonator, banjo, and an electric sitar.
This new line of guitars will be available in three styles. Each one reflects the innovative designs of James Tyler in each curve, component and control. Acclaimed for his attention to detail in making custom, hand-crafted instruments for the most discerning players, James Tyler has designed guitars for the world’s most respected guitarists and sought-after session players including Steve Lukather, Michael Landau and Dan Huff.
In a launch as creative as the instruments are innovative, Line 6 will be chronicling in real-time the design and development of the new guitars. At www.TylerVariax.com, the public is invited to participate firsthand in the evolution of these groundbreaking instruments.
Each Variax Designed by James Tyler will ship Summer, 2010.
About Line 6, Inc.
Based in Calabasas, California, Line 6 is a leading manufacturer of guitars, amplifiers, effects, effect processors, and recording interfaces. Line 6 is world renowned for its studio- and stage-standard gear featuring its patented amp and effect modeling and digital wireless technologies. Line 6 invented digital guitar amp modeling technology in 1996, and is currently the #1 maker of guitar amplifiers. Its award-winning products are used by musicians worldwide and have been featured on countless platinum and Grammy® award-winning titles. Line 6 is distributed in over 60 countries with operations in the United States, the United Kingdom, and China. For more information, visit www.line6.com.
Source: Line 6 / vettaville.nl
Tyler Variax - First Photo glimpses... 24-03-2010 Comments (0)
LINE 6 ANNOUNCES VARIAX GUITARS DESIGNED BY JAMES TYLER
—Partnership with renowned luthier delivers unmatched combination of craftsmanship and technology—
Get your first view of the new James Tyler Designed Variax Guitars.
Source: Line 6 / James Tyler Variax / vettaville.nl
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