What's the difference between Helix Stadium Floor and Stadium XL?
The XL adds a built-in expression pedal, a second instrument input, two more FX loops and two more control jacks. The engine, the touchscreen, Clones and Showcase are identical.
The things people actually ask about the Helix Stadium XL Floor, answered in a sentence or two, with a link to the detail.
The XL adds a built-in expression pedal, a second instrument input, two more FX loops and two more control jacks. The engine, the touchscreen, Clones and Showcase are identical.
Yes, with a toe switch that toggles EXP 1 and EXP 2. The Stadium Floor has none at all, and this is the usual reason to choose the XL.
Yes. There are two instrument inputs, each with its own impedance, pad and noise gate — or use both for one stereo instrument.
Yes — PROXY cloning, the same as the Stadium Floor, from firmware 1.3. Four clones per preset, two per path, and every clone block is mono.
It controls one output at a time — whichever button above it is lit. Press the one you are actually listening to.
Set FX Returns 3 and 4 to act as always-on Aux inputs and feed them from the house desk. They then appear in your headphone cue mix.
Showcase is built in. Put song tracks on the microSD card and use the transport buttons; hold FS1 and FS7 to get song and marker navigation onto your footswitches.
A footswitch layout where each row has its own mode — stomps on one row, presets on the other, say. Hold MODE to reach it. Most owners end up here and few find it on their own.
Yes. USB A on the rear is a host port for an Ethernet adapter — the computer goes in USB C.
Line 6's new modelling method, introduced with the Stadium family. They sit alongside the whole existing Helix amp library.