The new Line 6 Pod Express is here!

Line 6

Line 6 is a guitar company that was founded in 1996 in California. In 1996 they produced the first modelling amp in the world, the AxSys 212. They focussed mostly on modelling techniques with amps and effect pedals. Furthermore, they prioritise versatility, which means their technology contains many different types of modelling and sounds. Additionally, they played an important role in the improvement and availability of digital recording. In 2014 Line 6 was bought by the popular Japanese company Yamaha. Yamaha is a huge company that produces many different types of instruments and audio products. Consequently, Line 6 didn’t just grow, it also became available worldwide. Moreover, Yamaha prioritises innovation and creativity, which means their subsidiary Line 6 still strives to produce the best and newest products.

The Pod Express

The Pod Express is a handy multi-effects pedal for guitar players. This small pedal is enormously strong and contains many different types of sounds and effects. The pedal contains five large turning knobs, of which the middle one is the AMP modelling knob, with which you can choose between seven different types of amps. Besides the AMP knob, there’s also a DIST knob which has four different distortions and the MOD knob which includes chorus, flanger, phaser, and tremolo. The last two knobs are the DELAY knob and the REVERB knob which will make it possible to create the perfect ambience. As such, you’ll have access to every important effect. With the Pod Express, you won’t need a separate pedalboard as it contains everything, even a built-in tuner. Moreover, you also won’t need a USB interface, as the Pod Express has a USB-C connection which connects directly to your laptop or PC so you can use it as a USB interface. The pedal also has a headphone jack for monitoring.

Line 6

Line 6 is a guitar company that was founded in 1996 in California. In 1996 they produced the first modelling amp in the world, the AxSys 212. They focussed mostly on modelling techniques with amps and effect pedals. Furthermore, they prioritise versatility, which means their technology contains many different types of modelling and sounds. Additionally, they played an important role in the improvement and availability of digital recording. In 2014 Line 6 was bought by the popular Japanese company Yamaha. Yamaha is a huge company that produces many different types of instruments and audio products. Consequently, Line 6 didn’t just grow, it also became available worldwide. Moreover, Yamaha prioritises innovation and creativity, which means their subsidiary Line 6 still strives to produce the best and newest products.

The Pod Express Bass

The Pod Express is a handy multi-effects pedal for bass players. This small pedal is enormously strong and contains many different types of sounds and effects. The pedal contains five large turning knobs, of which the middle one is the AMP modelling knob, with which you can choose between seven different types of amps. Besides the AMP knob, there’s also a COMP knob with which you can choose between four different compressors, the SYNTH knob which contains four different synth-like sounds, the DIST knob for four different types of distorted sounds, and the MOD/DELAY knob with which you can choose between chorus, flanger, phaser, and delay. As such, you’ll have access to every important effect. With the Pod Express, you won’t need a separate pedalboard as it contains everything, even a built-in tuner. Moreover, you also won’t need a USB interface, as the Pod Express has a USB-C connection which connects directly to your laptop or PC so you can use it as a USB interface. The pedal also has a headphone jack for monitoring.

The POD Express

This little pedal is the ideal purchase for busy guitarists. This is because it’s a preamp, a stompbox, and an interface in one. It can be quite annoying to always carry your large and heavy amp to rehearsals and gigs, but with the POD Express that’ll become unnecessary. This compact device can be directly connected via the stereo outputs to a mixing panel or a PA system. Consequently, external amps or microphones are redundant. The device even works on simple batteries so an adapter is also unnecessary. If you prefer to use an adapter that is of course still possible. Furthermore, the POD Express can be used as a USB audio interface. You can connect the device directly to your DAW so you can record your sound easily and quickly. Your amp is even redundant at home, as you can connect headphones to the POD and jam with high-quality sound.

Sound and Effects

Although the device is small, its reach is enormous. The system contains seven different amp types, seven cabinets, and 17 effects. The POD Express is thus a pedalboard and a preamp in one. The POD Express contains four different distortions, four different types of boost, two different reverbs (ambience and hall), two different delays with a separate tap tempo button, and a modulation knob with chorus, flanger, phaser, and tremolo as the options. The largest knob in the middle contains the seven different amps. These amps were based on the award-winning HX series from Line 6. These are high-quality amps that produce phenomenal sounds, which you can all obtain with the POD Express. Moreover, the system has a built-in tuner and a noise gate. Do you want even more options? You can also connect a separate expression pedal or up to two footswitches for volume control, selecting presets, or selecting effects.

Line 6

Line 6 is a guitar company that was founded in 1996 in California. In 1996 they produced the first modelling amp in the world, the AxSys 212. They focussed mostly on modelling techniques with amps and effect pedals. Furthermore, they prioritise versatility, which means their technology contains many different types of modelling and sounds. Additionally, they played an important role in the improvement and availability of digital recording. In 2014 Line 6 was bought by the popular Japanese company Yamaha. Yamaha is a huge company that produces many different types of instruments and audio products. Consequently, Line 6 didn’t just grow, it also became available worldwide. Moreover, Yamaha prioritises innovation and creativity, which means their subsidiary Line 6 still strives to produce the best and newest products.