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I have both a Fender FR-12 (FRFR) and a EV Z12-BT PA. I've played other PAs (including a Behringer that I used for years). The fender is the only FRFR I've played through. I run my PodGo, a looper, and an iPad into them. Actually now I run a mic as well. Here's what I can say about them. Sound-wise, the FRFR is more amp-like. The guitar tones I get out of it are fantastic, and it gets LOUD. The downside is that it is not a very flat sound. So consquently, when I'm playing general audio through it (ie a backing track, or just a song from a streaming service), the speaker does color the sound. The PAs I've used are much flatter and I can run any sort of audio through my EV and have it sound great. And, I have to say, the Pod Go sounds damn good through it as well. The issue is volume- once I really crank the PA, the rattles and vibrations start. I've tried a number of things to fix them but I can never get the PA even close to as loud as the FRFR. I don't remember having that issue with my Behringer, but it was only a 10" speaker and maybe i never pushed it to the point where the components rattled. Here's my take: - If you are playing in a band with a drummer or other guitarists with tube amps, definitely get an FRFR - If you want to use the speaker to play full frequency content (ie backing tracks, streaming music, or other) and don't have the need for huge volume, get the PA

Had a smilar issue, use Line 6 CENTRAL to resinstall the firmware, that fixed it for me. Had a smilar issue, use Line 6 CENTRAL to resinstall the firmware, that fixed it for me.

ISSUE SOLVED I found that there were other cabs not producing sound, including the WhoWatt and others. I believe the root cause was an upgrade that was corrupted or incomplete in some way. I had used Line 6 Installer to install 2.50 originally, and that installer was routinely crashing on my Windows 11 machine. Line 6 Support advised a process of a clean install of Pod Go Edit, a reinstall of 2.50 **using Line 6 Central** and then a reset and restore of a backup. That worked, in fact the US Super 4x10 cab worked before I even did the final two steps, although I did complete those as well. Bottom line: Use Line 6 Central for firmware updates.

No dice, the update always seems to hang on "Updating." I've opened a support ticket.

I did do the factory reset, followed by restoring my backup. I'll give it another try tonight.

Installed 2.50 last night on my Pod Go (including the required Pod Go Edit update). I ran into some trouble with the unit getting hung up on "Updating" but I followed the procedure to use Line 6 Updater to fix it, and sure enough, it worked. Everything so far about the release seems fine, except that I get no sound from the 4x10 US Super cab model. I can use the Super Amp model with other Cabs just fine. But that 4x10 produces no sound at all. I did attempt to change the mic setup (model, placement) with no difference. Has anyone else experienced this problem?