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Hi, L6 says Version 1.97.0.2 is compatible with Win11 - see L6 download page. Do you have this version installed?

PodGo can work with any wav files without problems. L6 modifies IR files to especially work with Helix or PodGo eg. These modified files have a specific file extension like hir. Standard wav-IR files can be used with most of the MFX units. These special L6 hir-files can only be used within the L6 family. You can buy Celestion wav files directly from celestionplus.com eg.

Can you hear a sound if you plug ear phones into the PodGo?

You can contact Thomann's customer support via Email: kundenservice@thomann.de. They answer in English and might be able to help you solve your problem. Good luck!

The PodGo requires 9V 2,5 A MIN. If I take 2,5 A serious I know 2 power supplies with this feature: Thomann Power Supply Uni 5-15V DC 3A 19,90 € Thomann Power Supply 5-15V DC 3A Uni 29 € MyVolts offered a suitable power supply before but actually I cannot find it again. Thomann also offers some 2 A power cords but they would not be my first choice. This would depend on an attempt.

Sorry: forgot to mention that PodGo can add post effects, too. Like Delay, Reverb Modulation.

I think the Champion has some kind of a FX loop: Pre Out: sends the Champion‘s preamp singal to an external device tob e processed. PWR In: sends a received external signal into the amp’s power amp stage If I am right you have 2 options: Sending the Champions preamp singal into the PodGo via Pre Out. PodGo adds pre effects like wah, compressor, distortion. In this case you have to deactivate the PodGo’s amp. + cabs. Because you already use the Champions preamp section and cab. Now the PodGo sends the processed preamp signal back to your Champion via Pwr In. The Champion makes it loud with the power amp section. This is called the 4 Cable method. Replacing your Champion’s preamp by the PodGo. In this case PodGo makes the sound and your Champion will only make it loud. I don’t know your amp but you could try connecting the PodGo’s Output to the PWR In slot. If this works PodGo will be the preamp (sound) and your Champion 100 will be the power amp (makes it loud). This might be what you mean with the 2 cable method. Hope this works.

Product info on L6 website concerning Pod Go Edit 1.40: „18 additional effects—most from the FX Junkie model pack for POD Farm 2.5—have been added. Don't sleep on these!“ Pod Farm 2.5 was released in 2015. Surprising that old Pod Farm sounds can be loaded into a Pod Go. Hopefully we’ll get more hot Pod Farm sounds in a future Pod Go version.

Look at the download page https://de.line6.com/software/index.html. At the top of the page you can only select Mac or Windows. You may ask the support team if there will ever be a Chrome OS version and when it may be.

In Europe manufacturers are required to provide updates for digital goods. European consumers even have a warranty claim to ensure that issues will be solved. If I buy a product I want it to work perfectly. I do have a right to this, absolutely. I do not have to be gracious for getting bugs fixed. It’s my right. I do NOT have a right to upgrading the content (new amp models, FX etc). That’s what I should have been thankful for because it’s a cream topping. And I am thankful for that, believe me. Though it’s a question of being competivie in the market for L6, too. So if I buy a Pod Go knowing that the signal chain is rigidly determinated I knew what I get. I can ask for a better solution and hope that L6 will listen. I am disappointed because L6 does not listen to this big wish of many Pod Go customers. L6 rigidly holds on to its software design. Who of us combined all the amp models, cabs + IRs and FX oft he Pod Go to find the perfect sound? There are so many possible combinations that it will take half a lifetime to try them all out. Less is somtimes more. Assuming all bugs are fixed with 1.40: what will bring the future? 3 more amp models added to the 80+ models already included? 10 more FX tot he 200+ already included? Or a new hardware successor with sufficient DSP to provide a flexible signal chain? I still have to upgrade to 1.40. I’m in no hurry because I already have found my sounds for the band. Ok, 1 new amp model to try out and two dozends of new FX. Nice to have but not essentially needed.

Ok: update 1.40. New: 1 amp + little more than 2 hands full of effects (mostly Line 6 Originals). Pod Go: 3 issues fixed Pod Go Wireless: 1 issue ficed Pod Go Edit: 3 issues fixed. Some minor fixes and improvements (whaterver they are). But: still the same restrictions regarding flexibility of the signal chain. Loveless update just to release one? Am I happy whith 1.40? No, I am not. I am disappointed, to be honest.

Yes, same with me. Of course, tone, features and handling are very important. But if problems arise I depend on a helpful customer care and support. And there is no software without bugs, so frequent updates are very important for a software based product. AFAIK Line 6 is the only company offering this complete package. And if the price/performance-ratio is right nothing can top this offer. This was decisive for me to buy a Pod Go.

Same with me: I set ExpPedal 1 +2 to "Preset" (firmware version 1.30 and WIN10). In each saved preset I have set min vol to 70 (for backings) and max to 100 (for solos). But after powering up my PodGo volume always starts at 100%. The min vol 70 is not recognized by my PodGo neither. Obviously 1.30 only reads max vol. After switching my PodGo on I have to move the exp pedal once. After that PodGo starts with min vol saved in each preset. I really would prefer starting with min vol, too.

If you visit Lincoln Brewster’s website and select„ POD Patches“ you will read: „To use Lincoln's POD Patch Library you will need a Line6 product compatible with a PODX3 or PODxt Live tone library. (PODxt, PODxt Live, PODxt PRO, POD X3, etc.).“ So you have to recreate his tone with your POD Go. Google „lincoln brewster pod go“ and you’ll get some YouTubes where guitarists try to do that. Maybe you’ll get inspired.