Line 6

Line 6 Variax 700 Sunburst Modeling Guitar

Name: Line 6 Variax 700 Sunburst Modeling Guitar
Brand: Line 6
SKU: 99-283-0105

Experience the Versatility of the Line 6 Variax 700The Line 6 Variax 700 Guitar is a revolutionary instrument that combines cutting-edge modeling technology with a custom-designed solid-body guitar. Recreate the sounds of a wide variety of vintage electric and acoustic guitars, all in one instrum...

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Overview

Experience the Versatility of the Line 6 Variax 700

The Line 6 Variax 700 Guitar is a revolutionary instrument that combines cutting-edge modeling technology with a custom-designed solid-body guitar. Recreate the sounds of a wide variety of vintage electric and acoustic guitars, all in one instrument.

Body: Carved-top ash over mahogany body (Translucent Colors)
Neck: One-piece maple neck with rosewood fingerboard, bone nut, and pearl inlays
Tuners: Gotoh® Tuners
Frets: 22 medium profile frets
Scale Length: 25 1/2"
Fingerboard Radius: 10"
Bridge: Custom Baggs tremolo bridge
Output: Standard 1/4" guitar output jack, Digital I/O jack
Controls: Volume and tone controls respond faithfully for each model
Footswitch: Included XPS A/B footswitch
Case: Custom-fitted heavy-duty gig bag
Connectivity: Vetta II, PODXT Live, and Workbench connectivity

Key Features

Carved-top ash over mahogany body and maple neck with rosewood fingerboard, bone nut, and pearl inlays

Gotoh� Tuners

22 medium profile frets, 25 1/2" scale length, 10" radius

Custom tremolo bridge

PODXT Live�, Vetta� II, and Workbench connectivity

Specifications

Body Material

Carved-top ash over mahogany

Neck Material

Maple

Fingerboard Material

Rosewood

Nut Material

Bone

Tuners

Gotoh

Frets

22 medium profile

Scale Length

25 1/2"

Radius

10"

Bridge

Custom tremolo bridge

Inlays

Pearl

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of wood is used for the body of the Line 6 Variax 700?

The Line 6 Variax 700 features a carved-top ash over mahogany body construction.

What kind of tuners are installed on this guitar?

This guitar is equipped with Gotoh tuners, known for their tuning stability and precision.

What is the scale length and number of frets on the Variax 700?

The Variax 700 has a 25 1/2" scale length and 22 medium profile frets.

Does this guitar have a tremolo system?

Yes, it includes a custom tremolo bridge, allowing for pitch modulation.

What are the connectivity options mentioned for this guitar?

The Line 6 Variax 700 offers connectivity with PODXT Live, Vetta II, and Workbench for expanded sound possibilities.

What material is the fingerboard made of?

The guitar features a maple neck with a rosewood fingerboard.

Strengths & Trade-offs

👍 Pros

Features a carved-top ash over mahogany body, providing a rich tonal foundation for the modeling capabilities.
Equipped with Gotoh tuners, which are known for their precision and reliability in maintaining tuning stability.
The maple neck with a rosewood fingerboard offers a comfortable playing experience and contributes to the guitar's sonic character.
Includes a custom tremolo bridge, allowing for expressive pitch modulation during performances.
Offers connectivity with PODXT Live, Vetta II, and Workbench, greatly expanding its versatility and sound sculpting potential.

👎 Cons

The product name does not specify the number of strings, which is a fundamental detail for a bass guitar.
The description for the Variax 700 mentions a "modeling guitar," which can be misinterpreted for a bass guitar.
No details are provided regarding the pickup configuration or active/passive electronics for the bass guitar aspect.
Specific information on the scale length or number of frets for a bass guitar is missing, despite being critical dimensions.
The provided features focus on guitar-specific components like "bone nut" and "pearl inlays," which are typical for a guitar and not specifically for a bass.