Effects

Pod go vs hx effects

Pod go vs hx effects

While the HX Effects has more features, the POD GO suits somebody wanting a simple unit that does everything. The large color display takes a different approach compared to the HX Effects (which has a display above each footswitch). Once you get used to Line 6's color-coding, you'll find it ridiculously easy to use.

  1. Is HX stomp better than POD Go?
  2. Is the POD Go worth it?
  3. Does HX effects have a looper?

Is HX stomp better than POD Go?

The Pod Go is purpose-built for live performers who need a huge selection of presets and access to all of their parameters with ease. The HX Stomp, on the other hand, doesn't have the same performance capabilities, but it's a stronger pedal as far as editing and routing capabilities go, and it has a superior processor.

Is the POD Go worth it?

The Pod Go is definitely worth the price and is great for a compact live rig if you only need simple routing options. It has an effects loop and amp out which can overcome the limitation of only four user effect blocks are available per preset.

Does HX effects have a looper?

The Looper provides up to 120 seconds of audio in mono or 60 seconds of audio in stereo. THE BOTTOM LINE HX Effects is ideal for guitarists who love Line 6's stellar Helix effects but want something with a smaller footprint that can operate with the ease of a traditional stomp box pedalboard.

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