HX Stomp Step Beyond The HX Stomp amp and effects processor may be used as a “super stompbox,” a backup or travel rig, an add-on tone expander with other modelers, an audio interface—or a complete guitar or bass rig. Although compact in size, it delivers the same professional-grade sound quality and authentic HX Modeling found in our market-leading Helix processors. Line 6 HX Stomp is a multi-effects processor for guitarists that offers a wide range of amp and effect models in a compact pedal board-friendly size. Users can create and modify sounds using the 3 footswitches and the built-in display. It can be used as a standalone amp and effects processor, integrated into an existing pedal board, or as a recording interface. Line 6 HX Stomp is a multi-effects processor for guitarists that offers a wide range of amp and effect models in a compact pedalboard-friendly size. Users can create and modify sounds using the 3 footswitches and the built-in display. It can be used as a standalone amp and effects processor, integrated into an existing pedalboard, or as a recording interface.
HX Stomp Step Beyond The HX Stomp amp and effects processor may be used as a “super stompbox,” a backup or travel rig, an add-on tone expander with other modelers, an audio interface—or a complete guitar or bass rig. Although compact in size, it delivers the same professional-grade sound quality and authentic HX Modeling found in our market-leading Helix processors. Line 6 HX Stomp is a multi-effects processor for guitarists that offers a wide range of amp and effect models in a compact pedal board-friendly size. Users can create and modify sounds using the 3 footswitches and the built-in display. It can be used as a standalone amp and effects processor, integrated into an existing pedal board, or as a recording interface. Line 6 HX Stomp is a multi-effects processor for guitarists that offers a wide range of amp and effect models in a compact pedalboard-friendly size. Users can create and modify sounds using the 3 footswitches and the built-in display. It can be used as a standalone amp and effects processor, integrated into an existing pedalboard, or as a recording interface.
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The lowest price for Line 6 HX-Stomp Pro Multi-Effects Processor - Haworth Guitars right now is $1,099.00 at Mannys.
The all-time low was $445.18 on 4 Aug 2026 — today's price is 147% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 21 Aug 2026.
Line 6 HX-Stomp Pro Multi-Effects Processor - Haworth Guitars
HX Stomp Step Beyond The HX Stomp amp and effects processor may be used as a “super stompbox,” a backup or travel rig, an add-on tone expander with other modelers, an audio interface—or a complete guitar or bass rig. Although compact in size, it delivers the same professional-grade sound quality and authentic HX Modeling found in our market-leading Helix processors. Line 6 HX Stomp is a multi-effects processor for guitarists that offers a wide range of amp and effect models in a compact pedal board-friendly size. Users can create and modify sounds using the 3 footswitches and the built-in display. It can be used as a standalone amp and effects processor, integrated into an existing pedal board, or as a recording interface. Line 6 HX Stomp is a multi-effects processor for guitarists that offers a wide range of amp and effect models in a compact pedalboard-friendly size. Users can create and modify sounds using the 3 footswitches and the built-in display. It can be used as a standalone amp and effects processor, integrated into an existing pedalboard, or as a recording interface.
HX Stomp Step Beyond The HX Stomp amp and effects processor may be used as a “super stompbox,” a backup or travel rig, an add-on tone expander with other modelers, an audio interface—or a complete guitar or bass rig. Although compact in size, it delivers the same professional-grade sound quality and authentic HX Modeling found in our market-leading Helix processors. Line 6 HX Stomp is a multi-effects processor for guitarists that offers a wide range of amp and effect models in a compact pedal board-friendly size. Users can create and modify sounds using the 3 footswitches and the built-in display. It can be used as a standalone amp and effects processor, integrated into an existing pedal board, or as a recording interface. Line 6 HX Stomp is a multi-effects processor for guitarists that offers a wide range of amp and effect models in a compact pedalboard-friendly size. Users can create and modify sounds using the 3 footswitches and the built-in display. It can be used as a standalone amp and effects processor, integrated into an existing pedalboard, or as a recording interface.
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Line 6 HX Stomp Compact Guitar Processor
Delivery $5
originally posted on pmtonline.co.uk
My band is going in ears and I needed something to help that process. My guitar players have the full fat versions of the Helix, but being a lowly bass player, I don’t require such overkill. I therefore plumped for the Helix Stomp. Got to be honest, it is packed full of features, easy to use, intuitive, and versatile. It sounds amazing. So very, very happy with it. Welcome to the digital age, at last. Love it. Beautiful things do come in small packages.
originally posted on Sam Ash
I play bass in a heavy band and I'm in love with this thing. My "clean" tone is always at least a little dirty and this delivered everything from B7K grit to parallax style split frequency mangling. Took a couple days of YouTube videos and forums to really nail the setup but now I feel comfortable diving deep into customization. Highly recommend using the computer app to create and manage presets. I've run into a couple limitations that would be resolved by getting the XL, but honestly I'm kinda glad I'm limited to keep me from over complicating my patches.
originally posted on pmtonline.co.uk
This is an amazing little device. Always a little scared to look at pedal/footswitches since there are so many options, I didn't know where to start and what to get. I got the Stomp because I realised you could download (free) and try settings that clever people have already created, and then I could just amend them as needed.Unfortunately the Line 6 videos are no use as a starter guide. I found myself looking at many videos online, and eventually the terminology and controls starts to make sense. Initially I found setting up via the computer the easiest option, and more intuitive.After a week, I now have about 4 presets that will be my base for most things, and a couple of other downloads that I might use for particular bands/songs (e.g. Queen). Because these ... MoreThis is an amazing little device. Always a little scared to look at pedal/footswitches since there are so many options, I didn't know where to start and what to get. I got the Stomp because I realised you could download (free) and try settings that clever people have already created, and then I could just amend them as needed.Unfortunately the Line 6 videos are no use as a starter guide. I found myself looking at many videos online, and eventually the terminology and controls starts to make sense. Initially I found setting up via the computer the easiest option, and more intuitive.After a week, I now have about 4 presets that will be my base for most things, and a couple of other downloads that I might use for particular bands/songs (e.g. Queen). Because these devices are so flexible, I don't think there is a right or wrong way to setup the foot switches, so I am still contemplating how best to setup the snapshots and/or stomp mode. But I think Snapshots are the easiest way to go.One of the big advantages is that I can adjust all the levels of the different presets to be the same, so my idea is that in the end I should never need to touch the volume control on the guitar.I have also now Brough an FRFR speaker, which means the Stomp can generate sounds from all sorts of different well known amps, and I can sell my old amp, and would never need to look at other amps again.I’ve gone from being scared of it to really looking forward to our next band practice. Well worth the price, and the free bag was a good bonus.
Line 6 HX Stomp Compact Guitar Processor
Delivery $5
My band is going in ears and I needed something to help that process. My guitar players have the full fat versions of the Helix, but being a lowly bass player, I don’t require such overkill. I therefore plumped for the Helix Stomp. Got to be honest, it is packed full of features, easy to use, intuitive, and versatile. It sounds amazing. So very, very happy with it. Welcome to the digital age, at last. Love it. Beautiful things do come in small packages.
I play bass in a heavy band and I'm in love with this thing. My "clean" tone is always at least a little dirty and this delivered everything from B7K grit to parallax style split frequency mangling. Took a couple days of YouTube videos and forums to really nail the setup but now I feel comfortable diving deep into customization. Highly recommend using the computer app to create and manage presets. I've run into a couple limitations that would be resolved by getting the XL, but honestly I'm kinda glad I'm limited to keep me from over complicating my patches.
This is an amazing little device. Always a little scared to look at pedal/footswitches since there are so many options, I didn't know where to start and what to get. I got the Stomp because I realised you could download (free) and try settings that clever people have already created, and then I could just amend them as needed.Unfortunately the Line 6 videos are no use as a starter guide. I found myself looking at many videos online, and eventually the terminology and controls starts to make sense. Initially I found setting up via the computer the easiest option, and more intuitive.After a week, I now have about 4 presets that will be my base for most things, and a couple of other downloads that I might use for particular bands/songs (e.g. Queen). Because these ... MoreThis is an amazing little device. Always a little scared to look at pedal/footswitches since there are so many options, I didn't know where to start and what to get. I got the Stomp because I realised you could download (free) and try settings that clever people have already created, and then I could just amend them as needed.Unfortunately the Line 6 videos are no use as a starter guide. I found myself looking at many videos online, and eventually the terminology and controls starts to make sense. Initially I found setting up via the computer the easiest option, and more intuitive.After a week, I now have about 4 presets that will be my base for most things, and a couple of other downloads that I might use for particular bands/songs (e.g. Queen). Because these devices are so flexible, I don't think there is a right or wrong way to setup the foot switches, so I am still contemplating how best to setup the snapshots and/or stomp mode. But I think Snapshots are the easiest way to go.One of the big advantages is that I can adjust all the levels of the different presets to be the same, so my idea is that in the end I should never need to touch the volume control on the guitar.I have also now Brough an FRFR speaker, which means the Stomp can generate sounds from all sorts of different well known amps, and I can sell my old amp, and would never need to look at other amps again.I’ve gone from being scared of it to really looking forward to our next band practice. Well worth the price, and the free bag was a good bonus.
Overall:Been stalking Youtube reviews of the Helix family for a couple years as I wasn't ready to invest $1000 or $1500 in a multi-effects unit, never mind a Line 6 product. I had the original POD back in the day and it was cool, but only for headphone practice. Everything else was never close to good enough and I've demoed plenty of Vettas, HD-147, POD floor units... nothing was going to replace my pedals and tube amps but I always thought for home practice it was pretty cool.Meanwhile, my coveted pedal collection was really starting to get on my nerves and I found myself bringing a single dirt pedal to practice because I was sick of the heavy full on board, flaky cables that need to be recut more than I like but most of all... tap dancing was really something ... MoreOverall:Been stalking Youtube reviews of the Helix family for a couple years as I wasn't ready to invest $1000 or $1500 in a multi-effects unit, never mind a Line 6 product. I had the original POD back in the day and it was cool, but only for headphone practice. Everything else was never close to good enough and I've demoed plenty of Vettas, HD-147, POD floor units... nothing was going to replace my pedals and tube amps but I always thought for home practice it was pretty cool.Meanwhile, my coveted pedal collection was really starting to get on my nerves and I found myself bringing a single dirt pedal to practice because I was sick of the heavy full on board, flaky cables that need to be recut more than I like but most of all... tap dancing was really something that sucked joy out of playing, especially when playing tricky sections.I've been impressed with what I was seeing regarding Helix, but after investing so much in pedals and tube amps, I wasn't ready to seriously consider it considering the price. The HX effects came out and while that was pretty good looking to me, I wanted amp modeling but only for one reason, when at home late at night I need to use headphones to practice in order to not make the family crazy. $1000 for an LT was still a little much for me.So when this came out, I really thought even at $600, if I have a killer practice solution I'd be happy enough... but I sold off a few pedals I don't use much to take a chunk out of the investment.Immediately I plugged in using headphones, browsed through some "meh" presets but there are some really great sounding ones too. OK, I'm impressed I'm thinking. Read the manual, started making my own presets... I was floored how awesome it all sounded. So then, through the front end of a Fender Deluxe Reverb... I'm getting excited at the possibilities because it's sounding killer.Coupe days later, the acid test, I bring it to practice. No other pedals, just the Stomp into the front end of an Orange TH30 clean channel. I previously made a few presets that included some effects I usually would bother with. I play mostly metal, Mastodon cover band. I added an octave pedal, rotary speaker, delays along with drive pedals (not all in 1 preset, more on this later). I'm feeling good, things sound great and no tap dancing as I hit one button to transition from vastly different tones was so awesome. Bandmates were pretty much in agreement, that it sounded fantastic. Plugging into my Mac is great as I now don't need my other interface and I can edit on the laptop and do some recording. This thing is crazy versatile.I can now justify going all in with an LT or the floor but for now, it's doing the job. Maybe when Helix 2 comes out, I'll upgrade then.6 effects in a patch is the limit, that sucks for certain... but honestly they need to justify not giving you full Helix functionality at half the price... I get that. So I'm not annoyed by this.Haven't needed support, can't really comment on that.Ease of use is decent but you have to read the manual. I don't like multifunctional buttons, but given the size, it's acceptable.So my pedal board will probably hang around because I use a compressor almost all the time and figure I can save myself a slot. I'll also plug my tuner pedal because I don't want to lose 1 of 3 switches on a tuner. I'll most likely put a few of my dirt pedals on there probably because those a real special to me, but maybe not... it sounds that good.I still have to run some cables for the 4 cable method and I'm pretty excited to do that.All in all, I'm in love with this thing and maybe I will just bite the bullet and get an LT. I think I can rule out the full floor because honestly, I'm not missing the scribble strips with the Stomp.I'd recommend this to anyone.PS - I don't play just metal, I've created rockabilly presets and classic rock presets as well and again, it's kicking major ass!
Having been a Helix Floor user for over 6 years, I was surprised that adapting to the smaller user interface was still quite a steep learning curve, but I swear this thing sounds better. Maybe it’s psychosomatic, or maybe it’s genuinely clearer because there’s less i/o going on. They’re both running the same firmware etc.Either way, I’m so pleased to be able to retain effects that I’ve been using for years, while migrating to a more traditional board with other pedals, all switching seamlessly via a Gigrig G3.PMT was the only retailer that had one in stock, and it was less expensive than listed elsewhere anyway. Arrived next day.I love the Ltd edition purple.
Good things come in small packages!This thing is amazing and packs a punch. It has so many features and great amp models. It takes up minimal space if you're using it live.I mostly use it for practicing at home, but our Saxophonist uses it live as an effects processor. Works perfectly for that. For the money, it's a must-have.
Over the years I've been playing guitar I haven't really had to use an amp, or have not been able to due to volume restrictions, I've not really played around with effects either. After a few YouTube videos, I found a pretty interesting sound within 15 minutes of playing with the Helix. I found linking this to a laptop easy, and also playing music is easy also (I use a Mac). Together with those options I've already found, the fact that it can be an audio input for recording, tops the deal. This is an excellent device, that appears easy to use, has more options and controls then I know what to do with, and sounds (to my ears) extremely good.
For someone who has recently started learning guitar and not in a position to own a classic or boutique tube amp yet, HX Stomp has transformed my learning experience.While not a cheap pedal to buy its much cheaper that its direct competition but with equal sound quality and flexibility. Its also much cheaper than buying a proper tube amp.Being a new player, it allows me to explore all manner of different amps to find a sound I like so when I eventually do buy a tube amp I’ll know exactly what I like.The size of the unit is just perfect for fitting onto a pedalboard and sounds amazing along with my existing pedals before it in the chain or in the Stomps FX Loop.Matching the tones of the songs I’m leaning is both fun and just amazing how close I can get in a few ... MoreFor someone who has recently started learning guitar and not in a position to own a classic or boutique tube amp yet, HX Stomp has transformed my learning experience.While not a cheap pedal to buy its much cheaper that its direct competition but with equal sound quality and flexibility. Its also much cheaper than buying a proper tube amp.Being a new player, it allows me to explore all manner of different amps to find a sound I like so when I eventually do buy a tube amp I’ll know exactly what I like.The size of the unit is just perfect for fitting onto a pedalboard and sounds amazing along with my existing pedals before it in the chain or in the Stomps FX Loop.Matching the tones of the songs I’m leaning is both fun and just amazing how close I can get in a few simple steps. It also lets me experiences how different the guitar feels to play through different style amps. With just simple fretting techniques I’m sounding like I’m an 80’s rock star which is something my small practice amp couldn’t even begin to reproduce.The sound quality and variety of tones available from sweet and clean to pure filth is a complete joy to use.My wife also loves it as she can no longer hear my daily practicing as now playing through headphones is so simple.
