Pod
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Most can be used to record via USB | Most can be used to record via USB | ||
| - | Some of them are built like pedal-boards, they are the "Live" models. They are suitable for gigging or when you need to change effects/ | + | Some of them are built like pedal-boards, they are the "Live" models. They are suitable for gigging or when you need to change effects/models while playing. |
| - | This article is so far just a small wiki so that anybody can find some information when searching for the word "POD". | ||
There's a thorough review of a specific model of POD here: | There's a thorough review of a specific model of POD here: | ||
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[http://line6.com/products/pod/ Line-6 Site] | [http://line6.com/products/pod/ Line-6 Site] | ||
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| + | (This article is so far just a small wiki so that anybody can find some information when searching for the word "POD".) | ||
Feel free to add some more info! | Feel free to add some more info! | ||
Current revision
PODs are digital modeling and multieffects devices.
They are used to jam along with a pair of headphones with no need for an amp. They can also be used with an amp, as if they were a normal multi-effect unit.
Most can be used to record via USB
Some of them are built like pedal-boards, they are the "Live" models. They are suitable for gigging or when you need to change effects/models while playing.
There's a thorough review of a specific model of POD here:
Pocketpod
And there's plenty of info at the manufacturers site, Line 6: Line-6 Site
(This article is so far just a small wiki so that anybody can find some information when searching for the word "POD".)
Feel free to add some more info!
