The Line 6 POD Go guitar multi-effects processor has many features that enable you to play and sound your best. In this video Paul Hindmarsh Music demonstrates Snapshot mode, using a POD Go preamp model with your power amp (including 4-cable method), and assigning parameters to the onboard and optional external expression pedals. Discover POD Go: https://line6.com/podgo/ | Line 6

Join Line 6 Product Specialist Nick Bell as he introduces the POD Go 2.0 firmware update. The free POD Go 2.0 update introduces an entirely new speaker cabinet engine and includes 27 new guitar cabs and six new bass cabs, with a choice of 12 microphones—and you can change the angle, position, and distance of the mics in relation to the cabs. You can even drag the mics around in space for easier and more exact placement when using the POD Edit 2.0 application. In addition to the 33 new cabs, ther

Join Line 6 Product Specialist Doc Brown as he delivers a ‘Tone on the Go’ presentation as part of our ‘Tone Made Easy’ series. Learn the benefits of an easy-to-use guitar processor with best-in-class sound quality, and how to use POD Go to create guitar tones fast – from simple to complex. Doc breaks down the elements of guitar tone, explains the different components that make up tone, talks through the gear artists use to make iconic sounds, and demonstrates how you can recreate these sounds a

Line 6 Product Specialist Nick Bell demonstrates POD Go Wireless, a simple ultra-portable plug-and-play interface featuring the pro-level amp, cab, and effects modeling drawn from the award-winning HX family of guitar processors. The POD Go Wireless gets you on the road to ultimate tone via its simple plug-and-play interface, ultra-portable lightweight design, best-in-class tones, onboard Relay® wireless receiver and included Relay G10TII transmitter. POD Go Wireless also boasts an arsenal of pr

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