Line6 Pod GO

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Multi-Effect Pedal for Electric Guitar

  • Over 300 effects and models from the Helix Series, M Series and Legacy Series
  • Up to 6 amp, cabinet and effect models simultaneously
  • Includes looper and speaker cabinet simulation (third-party IR loading)
  • Integrated expression pedal
  • Compact and lightweight design
  • Free POD Go Edit app
  • Controls: Interval, Cents, Delay, Shiftlevel, Mix, Menu, Save, Volume
  • Foot switches: Up, Down, A, B, C, D, Mode, Tap/Tuner
  • LED: 8 foot switch effects
  • Display: 4.3" colour LCD
  • Guitar input: 6.3 mm jack
  • EXP 2/Foot switch connection: 6.3 mm stereo jack
  • Send and return: 2 x 6.3 mm jack
  • Main output left and right: 6.3 mm jack
  • Amp output: 6.3 mm jack
  • Headphone jack: 6.3 mm jack
  • USB Type-B
  • Mains adapter connection: Hollow plug socket 5.5 x 2.1 mm, negative polarity inside
  • Power consumption: 2500 mA
  • Power supply via 9 V DC mains adapter (multi power supply plug DE/UK included in delivery)
  • Dimensions (L x W x H): 35.6 x 22.5 x 9.5 cm
  • Includes mains adapter

Note: Battery operation is not supported.

Available since June 2020
Item number 483547
Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
Design Floorboard
Amp Modeling Yes
Drumcomputer No
Incl. Tuner Yes
Expression Pedal Yes
USB-Port Yes
Headphone Output Yes
MIDI Interface No
Line Out Yes
Battery Powered No
PSU included Yes
1.666 AED 418,49 €
Plus 279 AED shipping
The price in AED is a guideline price only
Since we ship from Germany, additional costs through taxes and customs may be incurred
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Helix sounds in a smaller and more affordable package
Archion 25.09.2021
As the other people have said before, it is a great entry to the Line6 Helix family. It sounds great and it is easy to use. The build is stirdy, especially the parts you touch with your foot. However I gave the quality 4 stars due to the knobs and encoders being a bit wobbly and I'm not so sure for how long they will last. Otherwise the design seems to be very well thought out.
The other problem I had with it that the FX-loop didn't work so well in stereo, meaning that after placing it after the stereo effects they collapsed into mono.
Finally I would give my 2 cents from the blindness perspective. I know we are a tiny minority and for most of the people it doesn't matter, but I'm not the only blind person who buys from Thomann, so maybe the following info can be just a bit useful. :)
It is quite usable thanks to the physical buttons, knobs and encoders. The latter ones do click when turned, so you can understand more easily where you are in the effects chain or in the menus. Of course reading the display is a problem but the manual explains them quite well. The only issue I have with it is that each effect modeled can have a different set of parameters and when you cannot see the display and they are not listed in the manual, it can get confusing quite easily. Fortunately trial and error when turning the knobs and listening with your ears usually helps. :)
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Leonardo Pratas 09.12.2021
This unit is amazing, sounds as good as the full-size helix and for most people is more than enough the number of pedals it offers in simultaneous use. Absolutely recommend, especially if you are looking for a cheap rig that sounds amazing or a bedroom practice partner.
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Low-Price and High-Quality? Come and get it!
Gustavo Magella 14.11.2022
Hardware:

- The pedalboard itself has a very well-made construction in very resistant steel in addition to very firm and solid switches. Which gives the impression of stepping on a category A pedal, such as the Kempers.

- The LCD screen was also very well put together and the layout of the buttons and their usability transform the simple experience of editing an effect.

Software:

- The pedal board software was very well developed, and it has mechanics of use similar to what they did on the Helix, which is very cool and very advantageous for a pedalboard of this price.

- Very simple to edit and assemble your presets, save them and even back up your pedalboard. As a result, trading effects with my friends has become a hobby.

PodGo Edit:

- I tested the Windows version and didn't find great things there. The GUI part needs some finishing touches on the UI-UX layer. Furthermore, it is simple and intuitive to use. You can quickly set your effect, test it on the fly, and save it to your pedalboard.

- It fulfils its objective very well in simplicity, but it is not one of the most beautiful on the market.

Cost vs. Benefit:

- To be honest, I saw very little difference between it and Helix (apart from the fact that Helix has a greater number of presets and even slightly higher quality in the hardware). So, if I were going to buy a new pedalboard today, I would go with the PodGO.

- In my humble opinion it was worth every penny, and I still think this pedal is being marketed very cheaply, for what it offers to end consumers.
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Life-saving live rig!
Moskey 11.10.2021
It's super practical, has huge sound quality and it has a really cool price tag! It has the essential Helix effects, but in a small, compact and ready-to-go package. The fact that I can use it as an interface as well, and manage to download any plugin I want and upload it to the POD Go, is such a cool touch. If you're looking to upgrade your rig for the first time after a while, PLEASE get this. I highly recommend it.
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