Barely larger than most pedals, the HX Stomp offers over 300 amps, cabs, and effects from Helix, M-Series, and legacy Line 6 products. You can run up to six modules simultaneously. Three capacitive-sensing footswitches with color-coded LED rings allow you to easily select and edit presets. Connect optional footswitches or expression pedals to give yourself even more control. You can integrate all of your other pedals into any signal's preset path by patching them into the effects loops. A free HX Edit application allows you to dial in settings, load and save presets, and more.

 

Bassists who use the HX Stomp can access models of Ampeg amp heads, Mesa/Boogie, and Sunn Coliseum cabinets. Effects like the Musitronics Mu-Tron III and Darkglass B7K Ultra are designed for bass instruments. You can even send your sound straight to the house PA while feeding the amp onstage simultaneously. Or, you can create two differing signal paths for more experimental bass tones.

Place the HX Stomp guitar pedal in the effects loop of a third-party modeler or profiler, and you can add over 70 amps and 200 effects to your setup, including classics like the Fender Bassman, Bogner Uberschall, and more. The six processing blocks in an HX Stomp run alongside your third-party device's DSP power, so you can add six more simultaneous amps and effects. In many cases, you can even sync presets, tempo, and other parameters over MIDI.

Boasting a dynamic range of 123 dB, the HX Stomp can act as an interface for connecting Mac and Windows computers. Adding a separately available Apple Camera Connection Kit lets you connect an iPhone or an iPad.