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The HX One is a compact stereo multi-effects pedal built on Line 6's HX modeling engine, with more than 250 effects and 128 onboard presets. It runs one effect at a time with three knobs and an OLED screen, so it works like a traditional stompbox rather than a full modeler. It suits players who want a huge effects library in a small board footprint, plus MIDI, USB-C and expression control. Against multi-effect units like the HX Stomp it trades simultaneous blocks and amp modeling for simplicity and a lower board footprint.
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Lowest price we've seen: $299.99 on Nov 12 at Sweetwater. Tracked across 14 stores since Nov 12.
Rated 4 out of 5 from 30 ratings. Owners like the sound quality and the familiar pedal-like workflow, and many value the HX effects in a small box. The main complaints center on the single-effect limit and the learning curve for deeper settings.
The Line 6 HX One is a stereo multi-effects pedal in a compact stompbox format. It brings more than 250 effect emulations from Line 6's HX family, including reverbs, delays, dynamics, and dirt effects. The library covers classic stompbox effects, studio classics, and Line 6 originals.
It works like a standard stompbox, with one effect available at a time. A single effect block and three knobs adjust the parameters, and an OLED screen supports editing. It holds 128 presets, and the optional HX One Librarian app can organize and adjust them.
The Tap/Flux switch handles tap tempo and automatic parameter changes. The inputs have adjustable impedance that loads the pickups the way a stompbox or amp would. Lower settings give a smoother, less aggressive tone, and higher settings give a tighter tone with a fuller frequency response. The impedance can also be set to match the selected effect automatically.
