antonio1961

No disrespect to Line 6 ,but i don't see the point in leaving a space in the skin for the logo.

Excellent thanks for that ,i can get something a lot more robust sorted now. More good news for Pod Go wireless users too. I experienced drop out issues and bad interference with mine during three different gigs, ,on each occasion i had to revert to cable ,though unfortunately on the last occasion it wouldn't even work with a cable, so ended up plugging straight into the front of my amp without any effects. This was a replacement unit too for the initial one which was faulty, though it was out of the replacement warranty, so the shop still fix under their three year repair warranty. So it has been sent back to me with the wireless issue now repaired ,and i've been assured ,with details of the actual repair. I will not get a chance to view it till tomorrow, but i'll post the details of the repair up soon after. Great news, because being a g10 user the wireless thing was the bigger selling point for me with the Pod Go.

Not according to the manual.

Are you remembering to save after you've named them ?

This has the volume pedal, close to what you're after though. FX LOOP.pgp

..I've only had it a couple of weeks ,so any problem is most definitely not from over-use.

I've just encountered the same problem, knob 2 (2nd left) started to get a bit stiff, and is now at a stage where it is completely stuck and does not push in at all. o

My PGW isn't arriving till tomorrow ,but i've already got a Dewalt T-STAK case from a drill & driver set earmarked for it. Seems perfect size, lightweight, and strong and i can use my own foam or buy the Dewalt stuff.

Given your comment re the psu , i just checked for a replacement ,and Andertons have the original one for £60 ,which is slightly worrying given that i've just bought a PGW. Also to say that i also had a Vox Tonelab SE ,and yes it was a great unit, what with the big old chicken head knobs and dials ,and those proper Vox chrome and rubber pedals, it was indeed a joy to behold, unfortunately mine took the loss many years ago after a punter spilled beer into it, and i ended up replacing it with a Boss GT something or other ,which was awful sounding in comparison. Anyway ,looking forward to my PGW , but already freaked about the psu .

Demos sound fine, the only thing that i don't see as much use to me is , ( Probably one of it's big selling points too ),.. the touchscreen. A touchscreen , though seen as amazing by some, is very low on my priority list for any multi fx/modeler, and the footswitches ( 5 in a row on a unit only 290 in width )are far too close together for serious live work. Although it's trying to be all encompassing ,.It just seems a bit more desktop suited imo.

As with any polyphonic effects ,the Helix polyphonic stuff used subtly ,and mixed properly ,will sound absolutely fine in a live band situation.

Peter Hook legendary New Order bass player uses HX Effects, described in the vid by him as "Absolutely wonderful".

Divine intervention perhaps ?

Just wait till the new meters arrive :-)

I use tronical tuners on my spare , it solves any tuning variations that may arise, and it is authentic , you can just tune to whatever tuning you like at the press of a button. If you're clever about it, your set can be geared towards very little change-over time between guitars, great investment imo, and can open up a whole other load of options for you too.