What's the difference between X/Y and channels?
X/Y gives every block two complete sets of settings. The current generation replaced it with four channels, A to D. If something you read mentions channels, it is not describing an Axe-Fx II.
The things people actually ask about the Axe-Fx II, answered in a sentence or two, with a link to the detail.
X/Y gives every block two complete sets of settings. The current generation replaced it with four channels, A to D. If something you read mentions channels, it is not describing an Axe-Fx II.
No. Its firmware line ended at Ares. Cygnus is the current generation's modelling and cannot be installed, and presets do not move between the two.
It is still gigged widely, still runs Ares, and has the Tone Match block the newer devices do not. What you give up is Cygnus modelling, four channels per block, and current support.
INPUT 1 LEFT SELECT is set to REAR. It is a menu setting in the I/O page, not a physical switch.
Turn Quick Control knob A on the recall screen. It doubles as the scene selector.
A block that compares your rig against a reference tone and builds a corrective curve so one sounds like the other. It exists on this generation and not on the current one.
768 on the XL and XL+, 384 on the original and Mark II. User cabinets are 1024 and 100 respectively.
On the XL, XL+ and Mark II, over an EtherCON port using FASLINK. The original Axe-Fx II has a plain Ethernet port instead.
Use a Humbuster cable from a quarter-inch output — TRS at the Axe-Fx end, TS at the amp.