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I'm on my 3rd Pod Go Wireless in as many weeks (no, really - 3 in 3 weeks). The first one had issues with the wireless connection - I could be directly in front of the main unit and it would lose connection (I could see the signal go from 3 bars to disappearing completely as I sat there not moving) and would cause severely choppy audio. The 2nd (replacement) was clearly a customer return - it had already been opened and failed to even boot up (thanks Guitar Center). The 3rd (re-re-replacement) has the exact same issues as the first. Can anyone help? I've updated the firmware to 1.30. I literally have to be sitting next to it and facing slightly to the side and even then it is pretty unreliable. I have the Yamaha THR amp which uses the same G10TII wireless relays and have no issues whatsoever with it - even if I leave the room and go down the stairs! At this point I regret paying the extra for wireless support when it seems pretty broken in this device. Can anyone help? I already raised a support ticket with Line 6 (for the first one) and they just told me to return it ... which I did, and that hasn't helped.

Hello, as stated in the topic title, the firehawk remote app always shows "Device Not Connected". It's strange because the device (with the newest Firmware version) is properly recognized and connected in the bluetooth settings with my iPhone 6 (with newest iOs version). What I don't understand is that the connection was no Problem a few weeks ago the first time I tried out the app. And now it's not working. I almost spent a whole day to figure out the problem. This is what I already did: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- To pair the AMPLIFi/Firehawk with your Bluetooth device: • Enable Bluetooth on the device you would like to stream audio from. • Put the AMPLIFi/Firehawk into ‘Pairing Mode’ by pressing and holding the Bluetooth button located on the upper left of the top panel. It will begin to flash quickly to indicate it is in ‘Pairing Mode’, and the Master Volume knob’s LEDs will change from solid red to flashing white. • Within the Bluetooth options of your mobile device, an entry for ‘AMPLIFi/Firehawk’ will appear. • Select the ‘AMPLIFi/Firehawk’ entry and pair with it. The Bluetooth LED will stop flashing and become solidly lit blue. • Your AMPLIFi/Firehawk is now ready stream audio from your device and work with the Remote app. On iOS devices, you can reset network settings by tapping Settings > General > Reset > Reset Network Settings. Note: This will reset all network settings including: previously connected Wi-Fi networks and passwords, recently used Bluetooth accessories, VPN, and APN settings.
 After the iOS device has reset you can try again to re-pair it with your AMPLIFi/Firehawk. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I also did a reset with the Firehawk FX to get the factory settings. I did a complete reset on my iPhone. I used an iPad mini from a friend and it worked. I hope you can help me somehow. -- p0lar_light