Line 6 POD Go review

Line 6 takes its multi-effect modeling for the masses to the next level with this HX-equipped floor-based unit

(Image: © Line 6)

Guitar World Verdict

In the true spirit of Line 6’s previous POD products, the POD Go is a powerful all-in-one rig that makes the incredible sounds of state-of-the-art modeling technology available to guitarists at an outrageously affordable price.

Pros

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    Lightweight and portable.

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    Absolutely packed with effects and amp models.

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    The quality of sounds is phenomenal.

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    Color LED footswitches and bright LED display.

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    Loadable third-party IRs offers unlimited cab sim options.

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    It is great value.

Cons

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    To get the most out of it you need the free POD Go Edit app.

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Line 6 introduced the modeling amp to the masses way back in 1998 with the release of the original POD, an affordable desktop unit featuring a variety of amp, effect and speaker cabinet models to provide guitarists with instant access to numerous virtual rigs.

Over the next 15 years, Line 6 greatly expanded the POD universe with various desktop, rackmount and floor units and even the Mobile POD iOS app. 

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Chris Gill

Chris is the co-author of Eruption - Conversations with Eddie Van Halen. He is a 40-year music industry veteran who started at Boardwalk Entertainment (Joan Jett, Night Ranger) and Roland US before becoming a guitar journalist in 1991. He has interviewed more than 600 artists, written more than 1,400 product reviews and contributed to Jeff Beck’s Beck 01: Hot Rods and Rock & Roll and Eric Clapton’s Six String Stories.