Should You Buy a POD GO in 2023? [Sorry Line 6]

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The last time we got an update for the Pod Go was I think July of 2022. Since then, there's been a VERY important update for the Helix products which released a significant amount of DSP for the units....So..Here's why I'd probably buy one of those instead of a Pod Go at this point....
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[@NoAirPlayguitar]

I’ve had a Pod Go for 2 years or so. Still loving it. The simplicity of it is just very appealing to me and the limitations help me focus on playing more rather than fiddling around. Great content as always John thanks !

[@henriquesteffen4196]

I play professionally every weekend and I love my Pod Go. I no longer bring amps and pedals to the stage. I own a Marshall JVM 410h 4x12 and a Marshall VS100, and they never leave home anymore. The Pod Go, despite its few limitations, solves all my problems on stage, it's simply wonderful and has a lot of sound.

[@PaulMorhen]

Same for me, I wanted something that was all in one and easy to gig with. For my playing and set up requirements is does the job really well.

[@bronyraur661]

Worship player speaking here - This thing replaced my regular board that sits collecting dust now. - I have never felt limited by its power. - Small enough to fit in gator guitar bag - I buy presets from Worship tutorials + David Hislop, adjust them to taste/set for Sunday - Play>Setting hunting

[@drwolfsage1245]

This comment is what I was searching for. Thanks bro

[@paul7m12d]

Thanks man.... I got the mg30 but I'm not satisfied. My main purpose is Worship. Please suggest me a better processor in little less budget🥺

[@bronyraur661]

I got my pod go used on offerup for $200. Most if not all my equipment is used but from people who took massive care. @@paul7m12d

[@nicktrageser5662]

I’ve only been able to find the free presets which aren’t great. Can you provide some links of presets for pay?

[@arghyabakshi85]

​​@@paul7m12dWhy man what's the problem with mg-30? Any technical issues or you don't like the tone quality of this unit. Then go for the boss me-90 then I think you will not regard it.

[@superannop]

I use Pod Go for few years. Really love how simplicity and easy to navigate. They give me very good sound.

[@richardthatsme]

I use the PodGo as a replacement for my pedal board. I don't regret that decision for a second.

[@jimmywade4086]

If you do your research, then you will know what you are getting into when you get the Go. The Go users I talk to are still loving it. There is enough available that anybody should be able to get a tone that they can be happy with. I have been using mine for a couple of years and still believe, for me, it is all I could need. Could I see getting a full Helix floor? Heck yeah. But not because I am chasing tones. I just love the technology. The Go checks all the boxes that I need for the moment. I would highly recommend it to anyone that is at my level of playing. I would recommend the Helix floor or the Stomp XL for folks at a higher level but that isn't at all a knock at the Go. It just depends on how deep you want to go. Appreciate the continued Pod Go love.

[@misterreality]

Sold my hx for a pod go. Less tinkering more playing. Not a single regret. Now I’m onto the Tonex…

[@diontes1480]

This is a perfect multi effects pedal for those who want an "all in one", or one who wants to downsize their analog foot print for a "minimalist" style setup of adding a chord router and 3 other pedals. I think of it as a beefed up M series with Helix sims. And Line 6 SHOULD embrace that with giving users the capability to delete whatever we don't need without a Text Editor, giving it official Effects Only capabilities.

[@pusheenpandaa]

as someone who changed from a pod go to a hx stomp (with an external expression pedal), i have to say that the pod go is still a great buy and if you use the built in expression or intend to, it is so much easier to set up many different things with the pod go compared to the hx stomp (though still doable). if you are just looking for good tones, a simple signal chain, i think the pod go is plenty. [note: i changed because i wanted a lighter setup]

[@fawder1014]

What do you mean lighter setup? The pod go is around 6 pounds

[@Divuar]

@@fawder1014 HX Stomp is smaller than Pod Go. I'm considering the same thing as a touring indie artist: the less stuff you have to carry, the better.

[@mark_heath]

I have the Pod Go and HX Stomp. I love the form factor of the Go and always use it for live despite the lower power. I also prefer the larger screen, four snapshots and the fact that there are two banks of presets. I've also done the jailbreak on the Go to get an extra FX block which is useful. Kind of wish they made a "HX Go" with the processing power of HX Stomp and MIDI I/O but with the same form factor as the Pod Go (although to be fair the Stomp XL isn't very different from that - would have probably gone for that if it had come out earlier).

[@davelouis4004]

Bought a Pod go just over a month now , love it, don’t spend days trying to get a great tone , allows to just play music by its limitations !

[@masonryjoe]

Wow, I came to see about the pedal but have to say your playing is just incrediblely smooth and precise, very nice, thanks !

[@josephhaefs6287]

I was thinking the same thing. Had to go and find him on Spotify!

[@ginoames]

The opening jam was amazing. What fantastic playing. I really dig my Pod Go. Funny enough I bought it after watching one of your videos.

[@johnware5605]

For the photo cell on volume pedal- absolutely true, I have experienced it, living and working at the beach. However, the Helix has the identical issue, same photo cell. A couple of companies make something that goes around the helix and blocks the light. I solved the problem by bringing a black bandana or t shirt for outdoor gigs, and covering the volume pedal with it. this blocks the light but does not hinder the usage of the expression pedal. I also own an hx stomp and a helix rack. I use the helix rack for my "day job"-playing 6 nights a week at a theater , it keeps the stage clean with only a CAT5 cable onstage. I use the PodGo on weddings and other one off gigs, as well as recording sessions- it sounds great, it has the expression pedal, and importantly is a quick setup with small footprint. I think it is really great at what it does-i Used 2 PodGo at my theater gig for a year and they were flawless. But we did need to run ac power and audio cables. I think it is stellar for what it is, I don't really miss not having 2 amps and cabinets, because it sounds great to me. The HX Stomp is not easily used for live, without the expression pedal-you cna add one, but then it is bigger, and one more thing to connect and disconnect. Plus fewer switches for snapshots, tuner etc. LOVE the Helix rack, but I am probably would not have bought it for my normal gigs-it is perfect for my needs at the theater, which is basically an install-it lives there in a rack, with the foot control onstage. I plug in my wireless packs, and I am ready to go. I think if the PodGo isn't enough, skipping over the HX stomp models and going to the Helix is best move-it was not cheap, but it has all the options, ins/outs, multiple signal paths, etc. I feel like the HX stomp series is just a gateway drug to the helix. They are more powerful than PodGo, but a pain on live gigs, and for recording sessions they aren't enough better (same sounds!) to warrant the extra $$ for me.

[@blueleaftuber]

Great comment, I appreciate your experience. I was looking for a bedroom headphone jam unit with a friend and the Pod Go sounds great for that. It's hard to distinguish between tone perfectionists and practical reviews online sometimes

[@edwardprete]

In 2023, there may very well be some more cutting edge solutions, but the PG has such a simplicity to it, it's hard not to like. Even though I own an FM3, I find myself gravitating to the PG frequently as it's so easy to get so many usable tones very easily. The screen is fantastic, the editor as well, and whiles there's only a single chain with several slots, it forces you to think about your tone before building it. No one should hesitate to think about this, when it's the cost of two average pedals.

[@LivinginLosAngeles-re5yx]

What percent tonally would you say the POD GO can do of the FM3? 80% 90%?

[@edwardprete]

@@LivinginLosAngeles-re5yx 85%. I use my pod go every day. I don’t remember the last time I powered up my FM3. I look at the PodGo as my baby Helix.

[@mikeller]

I had a Helix floor which was way more than I needed and understood, and bought a Pod Go. It does have some limitations but is easier for me. Last last year I bought a HX Stomp after 3.5 was released, which I had hope to replace the Go with, but trying to get it "gig ready" would cost additional investment in a wah or expression pedal, and possibly a midi switch to get what I already have in the Go. Plus the screen is bigger on the Go and it has 4 snaps instead of 3. I am more an amp/pedalboard guy so the Go just works better for me

[@mikael.cherin]

I think Yes! Pod Go offers a very good value even this year, and hopefully we’ll see the 3.5 cabs ported over. I love the Pod Go even though I have a Stomp, for several reasons. It’s just so easy and rewarding to use it.

[@ridiculouswonk2135]

Was getting a little frustrated with my Helix last night and was thinking about simpler modelers. This video’s timing was great for me because it probably saved me from buying a PodGo! Guess I should just learn more about the gear I already own! 😅

[@iamtorrego]

Do NOT get rid of Helix. It is truly a top end unit, and with patience, you will get your sounds.

[@frans688]

Once you "nail it" To get the amp and the tone you want, the doors are open, It takes little time and patience (the Pod go is exactly the same as Hx, to tweak a model of amp with cab/ir and drive).

[@gavinw5469]

Just make simpler presets.

[@Hickeroar]

@@gavinw5469 This sounds so basic, but it's so true. Get the basic "thing" down, and then add to it little by little.

[@christianstewart6352]

Happy Birthday!!🎉 How do you recommend using drive pedals? In front of the Pod Go or in the Fx Loop? I have a Warm Audio Centavo that has a buffer, an Odr 1 and a Bb preamp. I already have a wah pedal in front of the PG .

[@Place_to_keep_videos]

The Helix Floor and HX Stomp have powered our shows for four years now.... They have been reliable and more than sufficient to use live on a tour.

[@TheBbtlegit]

Exactly. Couldn't agree more.

[@persianradio]

Happy Birthday John!

[@frederickklinge2885]

Happy birthday, John! Such a treat getting a glimpse of Ms. Elodie. Thanks again for all the great content - you've help transform my guitar playing and I'm not a happy member of the Line 5 HX Stomp community. Keep up the great work!

[@atlasstrengthandpower1636]

Forget the gear. What an INCREDIBLE player. Just top class.

[@davelanciani-dimaensionx]

I'll probably still stick to my POD Go - I prefer the simplicity of the unit, and probably wouldn't run the dual cab setup anyway. My tones are very simple, just a drive into an amp with a compressor and reverb or delay. And I like the built-in Exp. Pedal for volume swells. I don't need all the multi-cab updates with more mics, mic positions, etc. - that just seems way too complex for my brain.

[@jeffhoyer2722]

I've had the POD GO for a year and love it for live performance, except....I need more effects blocks that aren't locked in (like the eq). The built in expression pedal makes it an all in one rig which is super convenient. Saving up for a helix

[@marckeating6620]

Get a line6 m5 pedal and stick it in the fx loop. It's like having an extra block for just 100 euros

[@sjsphotog]

Get the LT. less $ than full Helix and all the same power DSP power.

[@Sevenxsnroses]

I just got done doing a three month tour with this device. I only had one problem and that was when I got back to the hotel. I would lose wireless connection because of all the devices. But every single venue this thing performed it never overheated. It has an amazing clean tone, and the dirty tones are exactly what you would want in a live situation. One thing that I use it for now is to teach lessons Monday through Friday. It’s fantastic for that. I will say I prefer my Kemper for studio tones but this could do that.

[@nantan9453]

Happy birthday! Awesome playing! Cool baby too!

[@Francis23777]

Happy birthday John!!! Recently sold my pod go and bought a stomp, best decision ever!!!

[@flowride68]

I dropped from the Helix Floor to the Pod Go. Dig the simplicity.

[@limitedCompanyduo]

For the price point of course the Pod Go will have limitations. How much do you need? Playing is what its all about and Pod Go has ample sounds. Its simple to use and versatile. Great for live.

[@MotownGuitarJoe]

I've had a Pod Go for about a year and generally like it EXCEPT for how easy it is for me to inadvertantly switch modes from preset to bank without realizing it, which SUCKS during a gig. I'd love the added horsepower of the Stomp or XL, but neither has a a built in expression pedal and the Stomp is lacking in foot switches for my needs, so for now I'm sticking with the Pod Go.

[@Monkeydoge]

Happy Birthday! Thanks for the great content as always 🎉

[@nedludd3641]

the Pod Go is so easy - i love it

[@MrFINcredible]

Happy Birthday! Look forward to these videos every day ☺️

[@Deric_Rocks]

Happy birthday man! 🍻

[@C10chevy85]

The POD Go is absolutely a great pedal!! I highly recommend to any guitarist. There are so many tone patches available.

[@waynebacer6235]

Happy Birthday John 🎉 Hope you have a great day with your family

[@clives555]

Happy birthday John! I’ve got both the hx stomp and the pod go. ALWAYS bring the pod go out to gigs. It’s one box, no external extra switches or pedals and still gives you way more options for sounds than you actually need to do a function gig. I’m running into a catalyst 100 and have never needed anything more. The stomp is brilliant fun but i think much harder to gig with unless you’ve got it on a pedal board with extra bits. Great intro by the way. Very joyful playing. You needn’t think you’re getting away with not showing us the run at 2:32 btw. 😮

[@sjsphotog]

The Helix LT is still the best bang for your buck with no compromise really and no need to add a bunch of extra buttons and volume pedals. And having 2 DSP chips like the big Helix Floor so you can use ALL the free presets or there is powerful. The next gen Helix will have more power for sure but for now the LT is the way to go ( if you save up or get one used). The Pod Go well NEVER get the new v3.5 amps and 3D mic abilities due to lack of DSP power. N it's a beginners hobby tool. But always get s little more than you need a grow into it.

[@swardmusic]

Eat your words!! 😜

[@dbl2trpl3]

2:22 this past right here is so sick man! Love the soloing. Pod go is dope too for those who just want a simple setup.

[@kane6529]

I’m so glad I went HX Stomp over the PodGo 😅 added a Morningstar mc-8 and it’s good for me most of the time anything I want. Wish some of the amps/poly tune weren’t so DSP hungry but can’t complain for the price truly

[@ruudjansen2412]

Amazing solo's John!..happy birthday!

[@kristianf8840]

For me is working really good i want to upgrade to tonex and analog pedals but im scared of spending money and sounding the same or similar :( i worked a lot on pod go building an preset that fits what i like to hear

[@darthstrings1]

John - you are a fantastic player and I love your videos on Helix. I had a question about your recording - do you often record the reverbs in your patches? They always sound killer in your videos and wasn't sure where you landed on tracking reverb (I've always read to add in post, but the Helix is FULL of great reverb tones....)

[@rexcons1183]

I’m a bit hesitant buying this because of Nux trident…i’m waiting for your review on a trident

[@dpajc056]

I have the pod go because I think it’s a great unit for live use with all the buttons and has a ton of effects however out of the box I would say that the headrush mx5 DESTROYS it in terms of sound

[@Kaijetuckerofficial]

Such a beautiful tone on that preset, just dripping.

[@JosePineda-jn8jk]

Hey happy birthday, it is my birthday too! I am in the states and terrible with time zones 😂 is yours the 5th,6th, or 7th?

[@br8801]

Mine's been in the closet for 6 months and I haven't missed it...just wasn't the right choice for me, but I've always been impressed with what you've been able to do with it. 👍

[@jimkonen1913]

I recently had an issue with my Helix. After 5 years and being in my Home studio, stopped working.I took it to their authorized repair facility in my area. They had it for 3 weeks, called and said I could pick it up and there was nothing wrong with the unit. When I got home and plugged in, silence. I called and the tech responded that "they were to busy and he really didn't want to deal with calling line 6 or ordering parts from them" and, they intended to keep the 80 dollars they charged to look at it. I wrote to line 6 and my response after 3 days was a form letter showing this same repair facility or, I could ship it to them for repair. I have since found a real tech to repair it and the Helix is now for sale. Done with line 6.

[@siegmac3267]

In contrary, I have Helix LT. I sent them an email, í told them what happened and on my first message, they made a ticket for unit replacement. I live in the Philippines and they sent me the unit for free.

[@AlexVonCrank]

Line 6 is owned by Yamaha which have always given me great service on my line 6 products. I had a problem with a JTV variax and they arranged for a refund with my retailer.

[@Sperzel]

@@siegmac3267 was this under warranty or no? My HX Effects display crapped out and they referred me to the local service center and I’m paying for the repair myself (not under warranty).

[@jimkonen1913]

@@siegmac3267 thank you for your reply. i followed their request for a repair ticket, including an email describing my issue. i was not a fortunate as you. why they chose to blow me off with nothing but a form letter reply was very insulting after i spent so much money on this product and all the time i invested programming it.

[@jimkonen1913]

@@AlexVonCrank i had thought would have had the same experience. i described my plight in a email attached to a repair ticket provided. i have a lot of not only money but months worth of time programming the unit to my liking. a form letter reply was insulting and you then begin to feel like they really don't care about you as a customer

[@waqasliaqat]

Happy birthday mate ! Have a good one

[@Divuar]

If I had the possibility to add at least one more block without a hack (say, 5 instead of 4), it will be the best gear for a non-rich touring musician imo.

[@pratikbhosle3792]

Anyone can get a good tone out of the highend fx pedal... But when you are limited by the options like the pod go, then your skills are tried and tested .. and moreover when you use stock cabs....imho

[@feisalirfansyah964]

I bought it in 2021 for recording and live shows and still use it today.. Satisfied with all the amps that they offered... Not so much with the Wah pedal and the cab sim.. So I purchase a Cab IR...

[@swardmusic]

What about the new update?? Upload your own irs anyway!

[@emanuelcecilio]

Parabéns John! God bless you.

[@EzraMF]

I got the pod go used for a great price. After tinkering with it I decided to upgrade to the Hx stomp for more flexibility, and also fits in my desk 😅

[@johnware5605]

For editing, I always use the PodGo edit, and it is super easy. The onboard editing is a little clunky, I agree.

[@ThePlanarchist]

Happy Birthday! Never had a PodGo (have an original POD which I loved way back when) but ummed and ahhed for a long time before finally choosing an HX Stomp....don't regret my choice.

[@iresentdoingthis1550]

Happy Birthday 🤗 Jon Nathan, at the risk of sounding weird ( I'm a odd lad ) your baby is just too cute and I thought your doggies were too cute. Have a great one🤘

[@ianbarnes1406]

Great playing as always John

[@ksharpe10]

That BABY is so CUTE !!! I messaged both you and LENNY congratulating you from Facebook Messenger. Happy B day!! DAD.

[@allpdmusic]

Once I bought the Boss GX-100 the Pod Go went back in the box in a closet and I'll probably sell it. (and I'm a huge Line 6 fanboy) While I prefer the Pod Go workflow, feel and basic tone were the deciding factors that made me switch.

[@ogmakefirefiregood]

I hope you have really bonded with the GX100... I love mine. I played with a friend who had the Helix. My tone absolutely crushed his... but that was because I actually know what I'm doing. I'm sure the full Helix is a better unit.

[@allpdmusic]

@@ogmakefirefiregood I love the GX-100 but truth be told, I'm using the Tonex pedal for my amp tones in the f/X loop of the GX. Compressors and drives first in the chain then the loop with the Tonex then time based FX after. Really flexable setup.

[@ogmakefirefiregood]

@allpdmusic actually, that's a great idea. The models are.. ok in the GX100. I could see using it as an effect unit. I use the external 2 button foot switch for the bank up/down function. Then that gives me 5 foot switches, including "current number" to control effects. Then each bank has the same preset copied across the 4 numbers I use as "sceens" so the trails don't get interrupted.

[@michelvondenhoff9673]

If it sounds good and doesn't need updates (finished product sorta) why not. Got a GT-1 and wished I got a ME-80 due to ergonomics. Ergo is far more important to me than updates and touchscreens.

[@jordanmartin324]

There’s a difference between older PodGo’ sand new ones besides the wireless option?

[@jackduis1540]

Our daughter is 16 today 🎉 happy birthday Jonathan and Josephine

[@alexmbrenner]

I run my Pod Go just for effects but I’ve recorded with it using the amp models as well. Honestly looking at switching to an HX Effects. Great video!

[@yodajazzcat]

My POD Go is in the repair shop due to defective encoder knobs. Only had it a little over 2 years and used it twice per week if that much. The cost to fix it is a nonstarter. I prefer HeadRush and may go for the Prime.

[@DrewLawton]

I think one of the biggest downsides to the Pod GO is the fact that Helix presets and Pod GO presets aren't cross-compatible. The technical limitations aside, it would have been really smart for Line 6 to make POD Go edit able to at least view a Helix preset and be able to adopt the portions of the signal chain that will fit with POD Go. The majority of the community tones available are for Helix and occasionally people throw a bone to POD Go users with a simpler version, but not always. I had the Pod XT Live for playing music at church and the Pod GO replaced that for me with a much simpler interface and I've never felt constrained by the DSP limitations

[@edwardprete]

Software could easily be written to cross-convert. With that said, there are still plenty of tones available. JNC offers his complete library for under $5, that it amazing someone is willing to share what they've learned and done for so little. Even though I've followed the channel and build some based on the video tutorials, I purchased it as it's a bargain!

[@heritagelegacy]

@@edwardpretedo you have a link for this users presets?

[@edwardprete]

@@heritagelegacy original poster of the video.

[@willgoodfellow3144]

Just wishing you a happy birthday John. Thanks for all your awesome lessons and gear reviews. Your playing is always super inspiring

[@prashanta.shrestha]

Happy birthday to you mate!

[@fredepstein]

I agree HX Stomp is better regarding model capabilities. But that comes with a higher price. Just the unit is 200 usd more and you would need at least an expression pedal and a board…so the thing at the end will cost 350 usd more. So, for a non professional, the Pod Go is really an interesting unit. By the way, Happy Birthday!!!

[@danieljohansson1938]

Happy birthday! I will go for the hx stomp. It would be interesting if you could do an evaluation of the Boss Me80 which is a very user friendly unit. Cheers

[@TheCheeksMiller]

Huzzah new podgo stuff! It all depends on what you need, what your budget is, etc. Is it the most powerful box out there? Nope. But it works. Like everything you just need to know what your gear can and can't do. I think the real key is research before you buy. haha was that my comment about needing more PodGo presets ? If so thank you much.

[@nubinshred]

Happy Birthday John. What is this style of hat/cap called

[@PedalPoopers]

I'd pick the Pod Go over a Helix any day. If Helix is the case, I'd rather just shell out the extra money and buy specific pedals

[@SaulUrena-w1l]

Had the ME-80 (nice pedal) swapped it out to a HeaRush MX5 (Super nice sound) but I missed the foot switches and the POD GO seems like it's where it's at for me. I like the touch screen on the MX5 but the biggest con for me was the lack of foot controls

[@chinito6715]

Same here, have a ME 80 laying around, thinking of selling it for this

[@inanire]

Happy birtday. Waiting you to review Headrush Prime. Keep going with your great videos.

[@metatron333ascension]

the good news it kinda doesnt matter anymore. all the modelers sound so good. its whatever works for you

[@nicktshredz]

Happy Birthday! For me, bo XLR out on a box that big was the CON.

[@tjerkheringa937]

Is guitar playing suddenly different this year?

[@RogerThat902]

I think the unit is fine, but there are things that could be upgraded. I'm personally avoiding the all in 1 units because it feels like something is always missing or not as good. I'd love to see companies embrace a modular design that works together. Like HX effects w/ a wah pedal you could connect would be cool. I also worry about something breaking that you can't just replace one part.

[@sqlb3rn]

You mean like a pedalboard? LOL

[@AlecBourneMidiMadScientist]

Happy birthday mate

[@Docksidestudio1]

Would you please try some drive pedals in front of the Boss GT1? I’m interested to see if you think that will add anything cheers.

[@jefflogan334]

I have a Helix Floor and a Pod Go. they are definitely different beasts. I like the Go as a quick in front of amp solution for a very reasonable tone almost as a pure pedal board. ( I did the JSON hack as well to get more slots) and use the Catalyst models as the amp and just use the Catalyst DI. It is slightly annoying that some things I really like the Cosmos Echo ( My go -to in the Helix) isn't available on the Go as well as better routing solutions for the effects loop but it was a cheap, portable, good sounding and convenient solution

[@philfyphil]

It lacks a direct out, and the looper is horrible, I still can’t work it out after a year!. Apart from that it’s a nice unit.

[@ericjenks9596]

Happy birthday!

[@sqlb3rn]

I use the pod go live, no issues. Also it's $375 right now

[@shane1v]

Where did you see it for $375? Used? I just bought one for the usual $500.

[@sqlb3rn]

@@shane1v it was on sale at guitar center. I think they were 450 not on sale, sounds like they bumped up the price.

[@timothy5974]

Happy Birthday 🎂 👍

[@jayeshrathore5804]

I have one and only downside is the buffer thing. It spoils my clean tones which is really sad.

[@swardmusic]

I removed the capacitor in 5 mins

[@jakeobney3508]

Only thing bad about this unit is the power supply. The chord tends to break ridiculously easy and theirs no adapters that can fit it’s role. The chord itself is like 60$ and if it breaks you have to buy again. Theirs no cheap alternative. Make sure you take care of it

[@mateuszpluta8787]

Pod Go or Mooer ge300? What do u mean?

[@nicktrageser5662]

What sucks about pod go wireless is that the wireless transmitter only charges in the input slot, so you can’t even use the pod go while the transmitter is charging. Big miss by line 6

[@timtimmonsmusic]

i've been rocking the boss me-80 since 2014 and i finally retired it a month ago with the line 6 pod go and it is such a game changer for me. this thing is a modding beast! one thing i did notice is that the tuner in it is not accurate! if they fix that with a update id rock with it for a long long time.

[@davidgerdes5394]

I know the ME-80 is at least 10 years old now, but I love the functionality of it. I am considering both but it seems by what you stated I should go with the newer technology and the Pod Go. From a pure sound opinion, is the Pod that much better than the ME-80? I just love the way the ME-80 feels like a bunch of separate pedals that you can control. Thanks for any additional comments you can provide.

[@timtimmonsmusic]

@@davidgerdes5394 I can’t make that decision for you, do what will work best for you me80 is still a solid piece of gear. I like line 6 pod go because it’s modding capabilities are easier for me.

[@davidgerdes5394]

@@timtimmonsmusic thank you for replying. Either one should be good.

[@sboy1955]

Happy B’day! 🎂

[@bartnettle]

HAPPY BIRTHDASY

[@jaymax3201]

I would like a pedal board of this size and weight that can use 15 blocks at 32 bit rate.Until then, I will continue to fight with HX Stomp.

[@bgrierofficial]

Happy Birthday 🎉🎈🎂

[@steved1099]

The pod go seems a more all in one and I love that aspect, very grab and go. I can live with the limitations for half price of the stomp. I have 4-5 presets (with snapshots), and it serves all my needs. I dont really use new cabs from updates either. The stomp seems to fit into a singal chain with other pedals. I still think the pod go has a market and competes with ampero etc in the price range. John also shows why it IS worthwhile with those tones and recording capability (for £350..)😂

[@sjsphotog]

Get an LT . it's all in one like the PodGo but had no limitations in the PodGo and full dual DSP / dual amps

[@steved1099]

@@sjsphotog you read my mind... been looking at them all week 😁

[@Angelo-wx7gp]

Inspiring as usual ❤️

[@frans688]

Happy birthday John "Mr Daddy" 🍰🍼