Line 6 POD Go Wireless Guitar Transmitter/receiver: Pre-order Price and More

Do you remember last month Line 6 has introduced the POD Go Wireless Guitar transmitter/receiver, which is now available to pre-order in the US.

With the POD history and the user opinions on the web, it is only logical if Line 6 equips the multi-effect with a feature that can otherwise only be achieved via detours and additional purchases: wireless.

To be a little more precise: The Line6 POD Go Wireless Guitar system not only has a Relay G10 receiver in the otherwise identical POD Go but also includes a Relay G10 transmitter. And there is a slot for it in which it can be safely transported. The transmitter is charged in the guitar input on the board – so it can be used without wireless even in the event of a battery failure. Why doesn’t that happen in the transport recess? We don’t know either.

It has an intuitive and simple plug-and-play interface. Choose, edit, and control sounds using the large color LCD screen, five push encoders, eight footswitches, and a multi-function expression pedal—plus add a second expression pedal or two external footswitches for even more real-time control.

In addition to the new “wireless function”, the Line 6 POD Go Wireless remains identical to its predecessor. In concrete terms:

• 300+ Helix Effects and Amp Emulations
• 6 amps, boxes, and effects at the same time
• Looper
• own IRs
• 8 footswitches
• Expression
• 5 + 2 regulators for the control
• 4.3 “display
• FX loop
• USB-B-Out
• Headphone-out

Price and availability

Line 6 POD Go Wireless Guitar transmitter/receiver is now available to pre-order on the Bhphotovideo.com website for $579.99.

Recently, Eventide has introduced the MicroPitch Delay pedal enables a wide range of sound applications, ranging from subtle sound thickening to the creation of a lush stereo width to a variety of creative sound design special effects, and is priced at $279.