roddo

For me all the bass amp models need adjustments to achieve the tonal goals that I prefer. I have been using many of the guitar amp models (adjusting the amp's parameters to my liking) and then using bass cabinets to get really good bass sounds. Altering the bass cabinet models to my liking has helped immensely in achieving the sounds I prefer.

Thank you for the replies and info. I'll experiment with the Pod Go as soon as I can. I love the form factor and what the unit is capable of. It does more than i actually need, but options are always a plus.

In the Pod Go Edit-Pilot's Guide v1.30, it lists the amps (presets?) in the section listing the "Amp/Preamp Models". So I would assume my Pod Go should include those missing amp/preamp models.

The Editor on my PC and my Pod Go have the exact same Presets. The Pod Go Editor and the Pod GO both have the 1.30 update.

I recently purchased a Pod Go in September. Played through it for a about an hour just to see if it functioned correctly and to demo some of the amp sounds. I had to go on a business trip for a few weeks and now back home I started to go through the presets with my guitar and bass. When i selected the bass amp models there a number of bass amps missing. So I went ahead and installed the Pod Go Editor, followed the update instructions and the Pod Go updated to 1.30 hoping the missing bass amp models would appear. Nope. I tried the factory rest with the same results, missing certain bass amp presets. These are what is missing from the bass amps: Ampeg SVT-4 Cali 400 Ch2 Del Sol 300 Busy One Ch 1 Busy One Ch2 Busy One Jump Studio Tube Pre Is there anyway to install the the missing Presets or does my Pod Go need to be returned?