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I want to use my POD GO to build presets using stomps only (no amp, no cab). My amp doesn't have send/return capability so I cannot bypass the EQ. My alternate solution is to use only stomps and the existing amp/cab I have. My question is to those who use the POD GO for their basses. What do you consider to be the best stompboxes in the pedal for Bass ??

I had the problem of the cylinder weight damaging the wall-wart cord by cracking the rubber shielding on the thin power cord. I currently have it taped up and hope that holds for awhile. But, I'm looking for a suitable replacement. Some good comments here (below) but no expert advise on which unit would be best, or what specifics I should be looking for in a replacement. I did find this on Amazon and it claims to be a direct replacement for the Line 6 product ... https://www.amazon.com/MyVolts-Supply-Adaptor-Compatible-Effects/dp/B08512J8J8?th=1 Comments please?

I have an Ibanez 5-sting bass with an active EQ, plugged into my POD GO. That is plugged into my TC Electronic BQ500 amp (which also has an EQ). When I play at higher volumes I get a clipping sound like hard crackle, especially noticeable on the B string. How can I resolve this issue. I assume it has to do with too many EQs.

I'm desperate for anyone to have a Geddy Lee bass tone for the POD GO. There are several tone builds for other Line 6 pedals but nothing for POD GO. Can some be ported from the Helix to the POD GO?

Will I need a Win driver to connect the pedal and edit software or will it work just by connecting?

Do I need to have the power supply connected to the POD GO before I connect to the computer and turn it on?