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guitar violin pedal Line 6 POD Express Guitar Effects Pedal Red 197881377502

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guitar violin pedal Line 6 POD Express Guitar Effects Pedal Red 197881377502POD Express Guitar is an ultra portable amp and effects processor that enables you to take your tones wherever you choose. Simple controls make it easy to use, while models derived from the HX family of processors ensure exceptional sound quality and authentic feel. POD Express Guitar features seven amp models, seven cabinet models, and 17 distortion, modulation, reverb, and delay effectsincluding a looperand it may be powered by three AA batteries

POD® Express Guitar is an ultra-portable amp and effects processor that enables you to take your tones wherever you choose. Simple controls make it easy to use, while models derived from the HX® family of processors ensure exceptional sound quality and authentic feel. POD Express Guitar features seven amp models, seven cabinet models, and 17 distortion, modulation, reverb, and delay effects—including a looper—and it may be powered by three AA batteries (included) or an optional 9-volt power supply.

The POD Express is a versatile little box that no electric strings player should be without. It can serve as everything from a performance effects rig, to a portable practice unit (with headphone output and built-in looper), to a recording interface, or any combination thereof. It's easy to use and fits in your case, so there's no excuse to ever be without great-sounding effects on a gig or in your practice or recording sessions!


Panel features

  • LED Ring
    Seven multi-color LED segments light to indicate various parameter functions. A red LED indicates the selected amp model when turning the AMP encoder. When holding the ALT button and turning the AMP encoder or an effect knob, the LED segments indicate the corresponding value. When turning an effect knob, the LED segments (1-7) indicate the level of the currently selected effect.

  • AMP Encoder
    Turn to select an amp (or turn to the detent at the 6 o'clock position for no amp). A matching speaker cab is also loaded. Press and hold the AMP encoder to save the current settings as a preset.

  • Effects Knobs
    These select specific effects within each of the four effect categories. Turning them entirely counterclockwise bypasses the selected effect.

  • ALT Button
    Press to access the alternate control functions (GAIN, MID, BASS, etc.). Hold to adjust the corresponding alternate parameters.

  • ON Footswitch and LED
    Press to enable or bypass the device. The LED lights white when enabled.

  • TAP Footswitch and LED
    Tap this footswitch in time with the music to set the tempo of delay and modulation effects, indicated by the flashing red LED. Press and hold to engage the Tuner.

  • Preset Mode Switching
    Press and hold the ON and TAP footswitches simultaneously to enter Preset Mode. Then, scroll up or down through the 21 preset locations using the footswitches. All 21 preset locations may be overwritten by user presets.


Inputs / Outputs

  • Back of unit

    • IN
      Plug your guitar in here. When using batteries, POD Express powers on when a cable is connected here and powers off when it is disconnected.

    • OUT
      Connect to stereo devices (external amps, audio interfaces, other pedals, etc.) using the L/MONO and RIGHT outputs. Connect to mono devices using only the L/MONO output.

    • VOLUME and FS3/4 Inputs
      This is a multi-purpose input. Connect an optional expression pedal to control volume and a single footswitch to control other functions, or a dual footswitch to control two functions.

    • USB
      Connect a desktop or mobile device to use POD Express as an audio interface.

    • Connect an optional power adapter (such as the Line 6 DC-1g) as an alternative to battery power.


  • Side of unit

    • PHONES
      Connect stereo headphones here and use the VOLUME control to adjust the level.

    • VOLUME
      Turn this thumbwheel to ADJUST the output level for the OUT & PHONES.

 

 

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