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It would have been if you offered anything to it... This is a must have conversation. I work on an iMac or Mac mini at home but on the go I have an ipad pro. If I'm on stage controlling my ears and chord sheets from my ipad or phone, it would be a huge benefit to be able to fine tune my Pod Go settings on the fly during sound check. I've actually considered getting a cheap laptop just for this one purpose which would set me back at least $200. The real problem with that is then I have to have a stand, table, or mic stand mount for a freaking computer on stage. Add setup time to that and it quickly becomes not worth it, so I do my best to tweak my settings at home and hope for the best on game day. All said, I would gladly pay $100 one time purchase for a pod go edit ipad app, or even a low monthly subscription so I could turn it on and off depending on how often I'm using it. Good call starting this thread. I believe an on the go edit app would be a game changer for many of us

Mine was fine for the first year. Then I noticed some dropping out that would mostly be fixed by plugging it into the pedal and letting it locate the frequency. Used it last night with no issues at all, then I plug it in this morning and nothing at all will register on the pedal screen. No circular arrows, no bars, nothing. Transmitter light starts red, then turns green when I plug it into anything at all. Huge bummer.... The only thing I did recently was update it maybe 2-3 weeks ago but it's been working find up until this morning so that doesn't make a whole lot of sense.