Line 6 Floor POD

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Now any aspiring guitarist can sound like a rock god thanks to the ultimate secret weapon: Floor POD�. Inside this radically low priced magic box lives 12 of the most desired amp and cab models from Line 6's critically acclaimed POD� 2.0. Whether jamming with headphones at home, plugging in front of any guitar amp or PA, or jacking into anything with power and speakers, Floor POD easily delivers massive tone. Smart Control FX (7 types, 2 simultaneous) provide Phaser, Chorus, Flanger, Tremolo, Delay, and Reverb with ridiculously easy operation. Three footswitches provide sound selection and bypass, or on/off control for individual effects. Plus, instantly turn up and unleash the fury with the built-in Volume/Wah pedal. Floor POD also features 64 mosh-worthy presets, on board tuner, CD/MP3 input jack for jamming, stereo 1/4-inch outs, chrome knobs, beefy chrome handlebar, and best of all, it's black!
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- 12 Amp Models from Clean to Insane
- Smart Control FX (7 types, 2 simultaneous)
- 64 professional presets
- Wah/Volume Pedal
- Tuner, CD/MP3 Jack, Headphone/Direct Out
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Line 6 POD Mount

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Getting your POD where you want it is a cinch with the versatile, bullet-proof POD Mounting Adaptor. Its innovative design of folded, heavy gauge metal includes four rubberized pins that slip snugly into the four mounting holes on the bottom of your POD, holding your POD securely while making assembly a snap. Holes for screws are included to attach the mount permanently to your POD, or to attach the mount-and-POD assembly to a desktop or other setup. The mount is angled to tilt POD toward you for easy operation on stage or in the studio. An included locking ring secures your POD on top of any standard mic stand or hardware that has standard mic mount threads. This same versatile mounting adaptor is also designed to slip under the handle of a guitar amp, giving your POD a secure perch while keeping it within easy reach. No matter where you want your POD, this mount can get it there.
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- Sturdy metal construction
- Scratch-resistant black powdercoated finish
- Included rubberized pins secure POD to mount
- Included locking ring
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 "Pod Mount makes great product better" 2010-07-17
By Ron Chibnik
I really like my POD X3 and wanted the bracket to make it more accessible in my rehearsal space - I like the fact that it mounts securely to a mic stand. Placing it under the amp strap is also an attractive option. This is a sturdy bracket that mounts any of the larger bean-shaped PODs - as I said, I have an X3 but the XT and Pod 2 should fit as well.



Two things I noticed:

- As others indicated the rubber inserts do not stay put, and you only get four of them, so be careful not to lose them. I couldnt think of a way to secure them permanently to the bracket but there might be a way using glue and washers.



One thing that is not clear from any of the pre sale information that I found is that the bracket can be permanently mounted using 6/32 x 3/4" screws. The Line6 site has some information about this but it is not clear. The screws are not included so you just have to pick them up at a hardware store. 1/2" screws might work as well - I spaced a nut between the head and the bracket. THe POD and POD XT aparently have threaded holes on the bottom that line up with the holes on the bracket. The X3 has no threads, but the screws work. This secures the bracket to the POD nicely.



Second thing I noticed is some people had problems with the mic mount bolt Line6 provides. I noticed that there are threads at one end of the bolt, and this had to be at the bottom in order to get a good hold on the mic stand threads. I tightened mine with a pliers but this might not be necessary.



I could see velcro'ing a mouse pad to the bottom as someone here suggested in order to get better traction using the POD on a desk.



I'm very happy with the bracket and recommend it for any POD owner. It places the POD at a very useful angle whether on a surface, amp or mic stand.



Hope this is helpful.

 "A great way to make your POD more accessible" 2010-05-12
By S. Lawrence
Great stand for your POD, works as described. I have mine mounted on a mic stand which puts it within easy reach when playing. I can see why some have complained about the little rubber feet, they do not attach very securely to the base. I could see losing them if I were to take the pod on and off the stand often. Personally I leave mine on the mount all the time so I have had no issue's with them at all.

 "What's up with the rubber feet?" 2009-12-02
By Diana De Avila (Malta, NY USA)
This accessory has the potential to be such an AWESOME addition to my Line 6 PODxt. I bought it imagining that it would make working and traveling with my pod easy and more ergonomic. Here's the main problem: the removable rubber feet have a hard time staying put.



I have owned my PodXT since 2006 and have had the mount just as long. I have to tell you that I have lost and found these little rubber feet since that time. The PodXT will NOT stay anchored for long in the mount because of the way the rubber feet anchor to the mount. They come undone very easily and I cannot tell you how many times my PodXT has crashed to the ground because of slight movements. That's not a fun sight! Lucky for me, the PodXT is very durable.



I recommend some re-engineering of the Pod Mount to make those rubber feet PERMANENT. It's been a hassle. Still, I use the mount when I can but am always bothered by those little feet. If I lose one (which I almost have), I'll be out of luck.



I love Line6 but hope they can re-engineer this product. So good conceptually except for the one factor - those darn removable feet!

 "Works Great" 2009-11-03
By Robert E. Cooper (Ft. Lauderdale, FL)
My POD mount and X3 sit on my desktop at the perfect angle. I velcro'd two mouse pads together with the "sticky" side out and set the POD on them 'cause the metal mount would slide around my desktop without them.



Yes, the POD is NOT securely attached to the mount. And yes, the little rubber feet could come off. But, for all intents and purposes, it works great. On stage, on a mic stand or on top of an amp, you could lift the POD off the stand and lose one or more of those little feet in the dark. But for $19, it's more than worth it in the studio.

 "Necessary evil" 2008-12-08
By Todd D. Rostalski (Bothell, WA)
The rubber posts fall out, the Pod is almost impossible to put on the rubber posts, if they stay in place, and I have no idea what the chrome screms are for because they have loosened almost instantly on every mic stand I have used them with.






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Line 6 POD 2.0

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A new standard in direct guitar recording, POD is the ultimate guitar direct recording/performance tool with acclaimed Line 6 modeling and built-in stereo effects. Line 6's revolutionary A.I.R. Modeling accurately captures the tone and feel of speaker cabinets, microphones, and studio room characteristics for an amazing recorded sound on everything from the most prestigious pro studio setup to a multi-track cassette. Sounds like having a great amp mic'd by a great engineer in a great studio. The ultimate guitar Direct Recording tool with acclaimed Line 6 Modeling and built-in Stereo Effects. This baby can also be used as a Tone-shaping front end for any Guitar Amp, Live PA, or with Headphones.
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- 32 Legendary and Classic Amp Models
- 16-studio quality effects
- 36 Channel Memories
- Stereo balanced and unbalanced -Inch outputs
- MIDI In, Out/Thru
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 "Perfect for me!" 2009-12-06
By anonymous
I've been playing guitar for 15 years now, and I've had a few different amps and heaps of stomp boxes over the years. Nothing will ever replace a real amp, or analogue stomp boxes, and I'm not claiming this little gadget will. So here's my situation and my impression of the Line 6 Pod 2.0:



I live in an apartment. My amps are long since gone (needed the money, so I sold them) but I really wanted something to plug into. Buying an amp really wasn't an option, unless I also wanted to find a new place to stay. I worked at Guitar Center years back and I remembered toying with these during the down time. So I picked one up a few months ago. I've been running it through my stereo system, and for what I do with it, I really can't complain.



The various amp models are all decent. You're not going to get a true Boogie or Marshall stack sound out of this. It does well enough so you can tell what it's emulating, but that's it. The special effects are nice. Simple to use and very functional. I really like all the knobs it has on it, as it allows you to sculpt your tone.



You'll hear some people complain about this. "It sounds sterile" or "That's not what a Vox sounds like..." Well, they're not wrong, but anyone looking for a pure sound out of a $200 digital device can't be that bright. The Pod gets the idea across, and it does a good job doing so.



I recommend the Line 6 Pod if:

*You live in an apartment and you can't have a real amp without getting evicted

*You live with other people and jam it out at night or when other people need quiet

*You're trying to record music and you want a variety of amp sounds and don't have a lot of money

*You enjoy like gadgets with lots of knobs and tons of different sounds to experiment with

 "Don't Buy This Device!" 2009-06-21
By B. Scalise (West Covina, CA USA)
I've owned a Line 6 POD 2.0 for a couple of years now. I was looking for something a little more robust than my Digitech Genesis 1. The POD came highly recommended, was not inexpensive, and so I figured the unit must be good. That evening when I plugged it in, I was anticipating an experience somewhat similar to what I'd had using other similar devices by Digitech, Boss, & Zoom. What I experienced was several hours of disillusionment and frustration. The device is real easy to plug in and get sound out of, the same as the other devices I'd used. The problem was the sound I got out of the POD 2.0. It did not sound good. The sonic deficiency is difficult qualify, but essentially, the unit sounds flat & unconvincing. Similar to the effect you get if you wire speakers or guitar pickups out of phase: the sound you get is constantly trying to cancel itself out with only partial success. You get a hollow sound, and with speakers, you lose most of the definition, including the ability to isolate where the sound is coming from. With the POD 2.0, I knew where the sound was coming from and I didn't like it. I chalked up my experience to user error. Surely the problem lay with me. I figured the unit is SO capable, that its complex, and since its new to me, I just didn't know how to tweak it into acceptable auditory form. As loathe as it was, I broke out the manual. I lined up all the shortcut hint-cards that came with the unit, logged onto the Web, and sat down to learn how to properly use the device. I spent days reviewing every line in the manual. I read between the lines just in case there was some piece of universal knowledge that somehow wasn't bestowed upon me. I read forums, and opinions, and lots of other stuff. I input custom patches created by others. I tried different guitars, cables, audio amplifiers, speakers, and had other musically-trained ears listen to the output from the POD. The inescapable conclusion was that the sound the POD 2.0 produces is crud. The unit is very solidly constructed. It comes with quite a manual (though it does take more space on its pages bragging about how wonderful it is than I would like to see in a manual). The switches and knobs and buttons and lights all work very well. It sports a gorgeous paint job. It just doesn't perform its primary duty adequately.



At the risk of sounding like I just hate Line 6, I'll add that the interface ergonomics of the unit, i.e. the way the controls function, the guides painted for the various options, is counter-intuitive. Sure, after memorizing the manual the device is easy enough to use, but what rock-n-roller has the time (or inclination) to read the manual? The other devices I have, Digitech Genesis 1, several Zoom multi-effect boxes, Boss & Ibanez effect boxes, Rockman II, and on and on, can all be operated without reading the manual, simply by utilizing the minimum of instruction silk-screened on their cases. The Digitech is dead simple. It has a knob, it tells you what the knob does, and has a description painted on the case for each possible setting. Not the POD.



Both of these issues are inexcusable. For a company as full of themselves as Line 6 is (as evidenced by the boasting going on in the manual), you'd think they'd actually pay attention to the basics and produce something with a modicum of usefulness.



I didn't return the unit, though I wish I had. Even after all those days reading and experimenting with the POD, I still figured it was me. So I kept at it off and on for several more months without even achieving sound as good as I got from my Zoom (straight out of the box with no adjustment). With the popularity of Line 6's guitars and modeling amplifiers, I've tried episodically to figure out where I'm going wrong configuring the POD 2.0. I've come to realize where I went wrong was in purchasing the device.

 "poor quality control" 2009-05-04
By Steven D. Glenn (Brooklyn, NY USA)
I purchased a Line Pod a while back. The first thing I noticed was the sound of a loose screw rattling around inside. Later, after only about 30 hours of use, the effects started fading in and out. It's now to the point where the effects are not produced and I've given up using the Pod and I just now feed my guitar directly into my amp. Needless to say I've been very disapointed with this purchase.

 "will keep you off the streets!" 2008-10-09
By sixstring (london, UK)
with this item, you can plug in your guitar and headphones and turn your brain into blissful mush with a large range of guitar sounds without disturbing the neighbors.



or you can maybe make a living with it as well.

 "The Red Kidney Bean" 2007-12-29
By Mr. Cw Corway (UK)
This is one modeler which really does kick I have tried a number of these so called modelers and the Line 6 POD certainly does come at the top.I have used this mostly for home use and have not yet taken it out to gigs but shortly this is going to happen.

The unit is dead handy as it does not need an amplifier to work it i have this running through a HIFI as it is usually needed to practice new material and sits there in a convenient space on the desk.

The manual that comes with it explains all the different types of amps that it can emulate even the very expensive Messa Boogie amp is in here so to get that perfect Santana sound its here baby!Also on this unit you have a direct Amp A.I.R Mode so you can see what the requiredsound is like for an open or closed backed amp.

The manual that comes with it is very thick i thought there could never be that much to read about this unit and you will find it is in different languages hence the size of it.

Be very wary of one important aspect of this unit. Although there is some information concerning this unit and the aspect i will mention shortly it is not very well placed and the novice could end up with a unit which is totally useless.

The aspect deals with the Pedal Board that can be connected to the POD 2.0.

You must be aware that if you have the old Floorboard or FB4.

The Floorboard which came out with the original POD will not work on the POD 2.0. The POD 2.0 has an FBV Pedal labled connection where the older version had pedal connection instead.I don't favour the Ethernet connection either as this to some might be tricky to plug or unplug although once the plug is in it cannot be easily pulled out unless the lug has snapped off the ethernet plug itself. I have no gripes with this unit and would recommend it to anyone however be aware of the type of pedal which can be connected to it as this could be a costly mistake.


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Line 6 Pocket POD

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The Line 6 Pocket POD puts world class Pod tone and rockstar presets in the palm of your hand!About the size of a handheld tuner, Pocket POD is the only personal amp modeling and effects processor packed with over 300 custom presets dialed in by rock stars and professional studio musicians who know great tone. With its 32 classic and modern amp models, 16 cab models, and 16 effects, Pocket POD enables you to create mind-blowing guitar tones wherever inspiration strikes.Just pop in 4 AAA batteries and you are on the go, practicing with headphones or jamming with your favorite songs on your MP3 player. Let loose and play it loud with Pocket POD as your multi-effect processor in front of any amp. With Line 6's advanced A.I.R. II technology, you can even use Pocket POD as a front-end recording device with the same tone used on countless platinum selling albums.Pocket POD has a user-friendly design that makes it simple to dial in the tone you're looking for. To customize your sound even more, plug Pocket POD directly into your Macintosh or Windows computer via the included USB cable and download the FREE Pocket POD tone editing software from Line6.com. Take your sound to the next level with Pocket POD by connecting to CustomTone.com, the online destination for guitarists.There you can choose from a library of over 3,000 preset tones, create new tones, and share them with guitarists from around the globe. Experience world-class tone in the palm of your hand at an unbeatable price.Make your sound your own!Line 6 Pocket POD Features300+ Presets - Including exclusive rock star presets with unrivaled tone32 Amp Models, 16 Cab Models - Mix and Match amps and cabs to create your own unique sound16 Effects - Built-in in set of effects that are tweaked to perfection4-Way Navigation Pad - Quickly find the sound your looking forChromatic Tuner -
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- 300+ Presets -- Including exclusive rock star presets with unrivaled tone
- 32 Amp Models, 16 Cab Models -- Mix and Match amps and cabs to create your own unique sound
- 16 Effects -- Built-in in set of effects that are tweaked to perfection
- Chromatic Tuner -- The built-in tuner can be set to mute for those on-stage tunings between songs,
- CD/MP3 Jack -- Jam along with your favorite songs, Portable Design --Weighs just over 6 ounces! Only 5 x 3.25 x 2.5 inches in size
- USB Connectivity -- Edit your presets on the computer with FREE software from Line6
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 "breaks easily, fussy" 2010-07-16
By Michael Economy
I like what the pocket pod does, though don't think it sounds too awesome, and its really fussy about the power connection. And mine no longer works on batteries. I'd rather have something well made than something that has this much functionality.

 "can't use it" 2010-07-15
By Bookman (mississippisssiippi)
i can't use the pocket pod because the spring and room reverb on the pocket pod are too short for me. i need at least a medium hall, this is a make or break thing for me, and on top of that, the pocket pod sounds brittle to my ears, and makes my fender strat sound plastic.

I could look past the tone problems if it just had a better reverb, for $150, you'd think it would have something better.

if you don't care about reverb, then i would say this unit COULD be useable to you. one other issue is that the presets are not organized to my liking. i didn't find the "browse by style" useful, and the "browse by band" is even worse, you have no idea what kind of sound you're going to get.

i just thought the pocket pod would at least have one nice sounding clean, and a nice sounding crunch. keep it basic right. i didn't find either. i would honestly say try digitech instead.

 "Great Silent Practice Tool and More!" 2010-05-15
By latentaudio (western ny)
I am the owner of a Johnson J-Station, VOX Tonelab and VOX Amplug. My preference in tones range from clean to mild, blusy distortion.



All that said, the Pocket Pod's built in presets are probably the best of all of the amp simulators that I own and certainly light years a head of the Amplug. One of the things I like about the Pocket Pod is it has a lot of tube amp feel. Maybe even more so than the Tonelab and it has a tube preamp! I'm not a big effects guy, but the effects in the Pocket Pod are pleasing and fun to play around with.



I view this as primarily a practice tool, so the ability to adjust presets on the fly isn't that important to me. I just select the tone from the list and start playing. It is easy to figure out how to use this thing without the manual. I haven't tried to change the presets, but as long as there is a tool that will run on a PC, I'm sure it will be fine.



The ability to plug in an iPod or CD player is a nice feature too.



Battery life is OK with Ni-MH re-chargables. Just get one of those 15 minute chargers!



If you are looking for a headphone amp or silent practice tool, the Pocket Pod is a great choice.

 "Useful and quick." 2010-04-08
By Philip J. Westfall
I love my little Pocket Pod, which I can take anywhere, hook up to as many as 4 audio devices, dial in a workable sound QUICK!

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 "Awesome Pocket Pod =D" 2010-02-05
By M. Ammari (Al hassa, Saudi Arabia)
This is the best thing u can ever buy. I play the guitar but have a crappy amp, so i thought the pocket pod would be a solution. and YES it was :D now not only my amp has better sounds and effects but it also fixed the SHHHHHHHHH sound that i had before since it has a noise gate. it also features a tuner which is gd in emergencies. The pod itself has many presets already made and u can custom ur own. u can also download already made presets to enjoy ur best bands sounds. I downloaded some metallica presets and they are really great. U can also connect it to ur pc, home theater, speakers, headphones, etc,, and also input music from an ipod or any mp3 player. concerning the quality of the Pod, i think it is really gd and specially for the price.

A great recommend for beginners or advanced players :D

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line 6 Pocket POD Express

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The Pocket POD Express Compact Guitar Processor is designed to fit perfectly in your Pocket and in your Guitar Setup.Cutting out some of the extras you get an excellent modeler for an unbeatable price. Featuring five tones, modeled after heavily sought amplifiers including the Vox AC30 Top Boost, Marshall's JCM 800, Mesa/Boogie's Dual Rectifier and Fender's own Deluxe and Twin Reverb amplifiers. Additional effects include Chorus, Tremolo, Flange, Delay, Spring Reverb and Hall Reverb. Every guitar amp and effect model are incredibly adjustable giving the user many possible tonal combinations.Compact and easy-to-use, it's a perfect choice for guitarists on the road. Accurate built-in tuner, 1/4 inch in and out, 1/8 inch headphone jack and a 1/8 inch line input for connecting your CD/MP3 player to jam along with your favorite songs.Because it can be is powered by four AAA batteries (included), clip the Pocket Pod Express to your belt or guitar strap and you are ready to rock wherever you go.Pocket POD Express Features5 adjustable guitar tones, from crystalline cleans to scorching high-gain distortions6 brilliant and adjustable effects includingEasy to use with a simple interface to get great guitar sounds instantlyCompact and portable including four AAA batteries (DC-1 power supply optional)Accurate built-in tuner
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- 5 essential and adjustable guitar tones, ranging from crystalline cleans to scorching high-gain distortions, based on sought-after guitar amplifiers
- 6 brilliant and adjustable effects including Chorus, Tremolo, Flange, Delay, Spring Reverb and Hall Reverb
- Easy to use with a simple interface to get great guitar sounds instantly
- Compact and portable including four AAA batteries (DC-1 power supply optional)
- Accurate built-in tuner
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 "Stopped working right after 90 day warranty" 2010-03-01
By J. Sherin (Los Angeles, CA USA)
Beware, my Express completely stopped working soon after the 90 day warranty ran out. I can not figure out why it's not working. The first 90 days were great though, works just as advertised, and tones are pretty good. But what to do now?

 "Do not recommend!" 2010-02-13
By Guitar Critic (Los Angeles, CA)
I like Line 6 products. I own 4 of their amps,and I also have a Line 6 pocket pod which I like and use for practice. When the pocket pod express came out, I thought it would sound at least as good as the regular pocket and simple to use like their amps. I was wrong about the sound. Pocket pod express sounds horrible and thin. It is basically useless, and I am not able to get any decent sound from the pocket pod express. Save a little more money and buy the Pocket pod pack. I do not recommend the pocket pod express.

 "Does a lot in a small package" 2010-02-07
By R. W. Milyard (Fort Mohave, Arizona United States)
First off, I agree that Line 6 could work on the battery compartment door. It could go on the back of the unit instead of the side; being on the side creates all kinds of problems to conform to the units side radius.

The unit is pricey, but I have also owned a pocket pod that I gave to my brother for his harmonica and guitar playing, and they do the job well, just like this one.

I wanted something really small to change the sound on the guitar or the keyboard, and this unit does what I wanted. As an added bonus, when hooked up to my practice U-Key, it will amplify the volume to whatever amp/speaker you are using. The unit does not have the presets and amp models that the pocket pod or pricier units have, but you can get this on a lot of your combo amps these days and not have to deal with another piece of hardware.

 "why not" 2010-02-02
By k
this POD is really simple to use just as everyone said im sure. theres nothing really negative about it, just maybe cuz it eat up battery pretty fast, prepare to get new battery within a week or two, and the lever for the battery compartment seem really fragile... mine looks like its already breaking off...

 "Good POD" 2009-12-12
By Punky Rabit (Tampa, FL)
This is perfect for practicing; perfect for a beginner guitarist for introducing different sounds, etc. that can be produced from their guitar.


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Line 6 POD XT Live Bag or TonePort KB37

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Got a session or a live gig and need to bring your PODxt Live? Well, now you can throw away the box that it came in and give your PODxt Live the protection it deserves (it would do the same for you). This custom-tailored deluxe carry bag features a heavily padded, zippered compartment for your new favorite piece of gear, and an additional zippered compartment for your power supply and Variax digital cable. The rip-and water-resistant fabric features an embroidered white Line 6 logo on the front pocket, an easy-to-carry handle, and an adjustable, removable shoulder strap.
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- Rip and water resistant
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 "Case for X3 review" 2010-05-14
By Joshua Czufin
This is a great bag. It may not protect as well as a hard case but it definitely does a good job. It is well padded and fits the floor pod X3 perfectly. The extra pouch on the front is very nice to store the power cable in. I've been keeping my pod in the original box it came in and this makes it much easier to tote around. well worth it to keep this valuable item safe.

 "Just fits!" 2008-12-09
By Daniel Gomez (Trinidad)
I bought this bag so that I could take my Toneport KB37 with me on the road, and I am a little disappointed that it is advertised as capable of fitting the KB37, but it only just fits it! come on Line 6, you can do better than that.

 "The Almost Everything Bag" 2008-05-02
By J. Hartman (Lancaster, PA United States)
I'm constantly dragging my gear to Saturday practice at church and needed a convenient bag. I recently purchased a Line 6 Floor Pod Plus (5 stars) and needed a safe way to store and tote that among other things.



This bag holds the Pod, a power strip, the AC Adaptor, three intrument cables, a mic cable, the power cord to my amp, the manual and I can also squeeze in my Shure SM57 in its pouch. It's snug with all that gear, but the zippers are really tough and the zipper pulls are a heavy duty metal. The strap is heavy duty and has nice padding and very solid metal "clips" (for lack of a better word) to attach it to clips on the bag. They are double reinforced. I sling it on my shoulder and I've got one free hand for a guitar and the other to open doors.



So really, my pedal and all of my accessories go in this bag and that's it. No more gear laying around in my trunk. Plus the pedal is very well protected. The bag is well padded all around. Also, it cuts down on trips back to the car.



Now if I can only fit my amp in there...

 "Very complete product" 2007-11-21
By Diego Alfaro Bergueiro (San Jose, Costa Rica)
Keeps it safe enough, though you do have to make sure not to bang it around. It does fit in tightly wich makes it a bit easier to handle.

 "Very Nice" 2007-10-22
By J. Newton (Portland, OR USA)
I bought this so when I went over to Europe I could carry this with ease. It did just that very comfortable to carry around that huge pedal in. I definitely recommend this so no one has to carry around that huge box it comes in.


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Line 6 POD X3 Live

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The Line 6 POD X3 Live will inspire and amaze you with the most complete collection of POD-quality guitar amp and effect models ever.This arsenal of rare vintage treasures, modern boutiques, and perennial classics offers nearly unlimited creative possibilities. Built with working musicians in mind, POD X3 was designed to fit right in wherever you play, whether thats on stage in front of thousands of screaming fans or in the studio steadily churning out hits.For those in search of greater tonal possibilities, POD X3 Live gives you more power than ever before to create entirely new sounds. Split your guitar signal and play it through two guitar amp and effect signal chains at once. Use the built-in expression pedal to smoothly change the blend between the two tones, or use it for wah or volume. Add bass or vocals using the bass amp and high-end mic preamp models now included in POD X3 Live. You can even plug in two instruments at once, each with its own independent tone processing.Whether you choose to recreate the sounds of the past or turn tradition on its ear, POD X3 Live comes fully-loaded with the most inspiring collection of POD-quality amps and effects for your live performances, studio recordings, and everywhere in between.Most powerful POD EVER!Line 6 POD X3 Features and BenefitsElectric GuitarPOD X3 Live offers a whole new level of control over your guitar tone.Plug straight into any one of the 78 ear-shattering guitar amp models for pure, unadulterated guitar tone.Combine amp and cab models with the mouth-watering collection of 98 stompbox and studio effect models to build out your rig.Take your sound to the next level by blasting your guitar through two guitar rigs at once to create a massive wall of s
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- USB 2.0 Cable Included
- Tap Tempo Control for Time-Based Effects
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 "Love this magic box" 2010-05-13
By SeekingTraveler
I love my Line 6 POD X3 Live Guitar Multi Effects Pedal. With this modern marvel, you should be able to achieve just about any tone you can imagine (the Line 6 website explains its capabilities in detail). With a little experimentation, you should be able to easily find your own unique tone.



After a brief tutorial, and a few minutes with the included manual, it was easy for me to dial through the hundreds of amazing presets. While this device is quite easy to use right out of the box, it might take years to discover all of its capabilities. Mostly I am using the POD X3 Live to replace my existing effects pedals (distortion, chorus, flanger, delay, wah) for use with my Stratocaster. I doubt if I will ever use those pedals again. I am using the device plugged directly into the guitar input on my amplifier; it sounds great.



I also appreciate the built-in tuner (which mutes while tuning, of course), the headphone jack, the microphone input, and the USB output (to use your computer for recording and mixing). Another great feature, is its ability for separate tone processing of the guitar and microphone (vocal) inputs.



I would really love to have a comprehensive instructional DVD that explains how to setup the various "stomps" and "mods." The manufacturer (Line 6) does have many instructional videos posted on their channel on a popular video website; but it would be nice to have select instructional videos (on a DVD) shipped with the product.

 "Fantastic if you use it with the right equipment!" 2010-04-20
By Jeremy Allison
If you try to use this with an amp, it will not sound like it should. I've had mine for 6 months and have searched for something to make it sound like it does in the headphones. I've tried 3 different amps, yes plugging into the aux or return and a pair of monitors. The monitors sounded great, but mine were only 5" so they lacked a little depth for me especially on heavy distortion or drop D. I bought a Fender Passport 150 and it sounds great with the X3. I also use a Line 6 Variax and I can now go from Acoustic, sitar, Drop D Distortion, many more and they all sound fantastic! Again the X3 is fantastic, but only if you use it like it was meant to be(Live through a PA). I give it 5 stars! If it were stolen I would buy another.

 "Very good" 2009-12-21
By Mariana A. Cors
The product was delivered on time, it was exactly what I was looking for! Thanks!

 "Good Product Killed by Lousy Support" 2009-10-04
By Gary L. Green (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia)
WORD OF WARNING: Anyone who is a Mac User, Line6 support is horrible for the Mac.

Current programs and drivers are NOT working for Snow Leopard.

This is typical of Line6. SL has been out for developers for over a year. Line6 has chosen to ignore the Mac user base. I suggest another company, like Native Instruments.

 "Awesome" 2009-05-06
By S. Gaither (Alabama)
I feel like I own every guitar amp ever made. It truly does imitate amps very well. It is a bit overwhelming to jump into the learning curve, but youtube videos were very helpful. I have yet to find a way to make my electric guitar sound like an acoustic, which is a bit disappointing. I was hoping to eliminate one guitar to my act. I believe it is the best effects pedal made. Maybe I haven't learned how to make it work correctly, but when I switch from A bank to D, then back to A, I am no longer on the preset that I had set up when I went to D. The manual that came with it was version A, and D is the current, so I had to print a 90 something page manual. But, I love it over all. I'm walking out the door to practice with it now.


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