Beefy warm sounding Marshall, Soldano, Fender blues tones. Effects are good, a separate effects mix knob would help. I run it through a spider II (red blues channel) with a 4x12. Tones are tight, punchy, and cut through the mix well. Going direct into a PA or direct recording sounds flawless.

Huge variety of tones from metal, blues, everything in between. I paid $200 (the price of 2 boss pedals) and got 32 amps + effects.

In 5 minues you can get great tube tones

heavy duty, tour ready. Good for years to come

steal of a deal, get them before they disappear

I bought a POD 2.0 5yrs ago no problems with any of their gear.

active lead gutiarist 20+yrs

metal, classic rock

Very clean with virtually no noise as compared to the Spider Jam, Tone Port UX2 and Guitar Rig 2. The switches are very sensitive and easy. The distinctions between tones are more subtle in Line6 than in Guitar Rig 2. I am now attaching the Floor POD to the aux in of the Spider Jam. The POD is one that gives you confidence to play live. It would be nice to name the tones with a couple of songs so one could remember them easily.

It comes all ready to play, with a power adapter included.

Plug it in and off you go. The printed words are kind of small when you read from a standing position. The switching method sounds complicated but in fact quite logical. However it would be nice to organize the banks in styles and channels that are likely to be used in the same song. Right now it seems all over the place.

The unit was a refurbished one but looks new. It is a product to be taken on the road. While the foot switches feels flimsy but the switching is quite reliable so far.

For one that you would feel confident to gig with, it is a good price.

It looks pro but could use a larger LED display for the settings.

Hobbyist

Rock

Great sound with this one, folks. From clean to blues to crunch, it all sounds excellent. I play different styles of music and Floor Pod Plus does what I need it to do. With factory presets and my own dialed in sounds, I virtually have every thing I need for my electric guitar. I run my Floor Pod Pro through a Line 6 Spider III 75 Watt amp. Whoa! Flexibility on the floor & power behind the speakers. Sweet!

The only accessories were a hex key for pedal adjustment. I had to send off for my free foot switch. I also had to pay for the Line 6 gig bag for the floor pod.Most useful feature is the ability to create and save your own sounds. Easy to do.

The manual was useful. Learning the floor pod took relatively little time.

Durable & nice looking, however, need heavier duty AC adapter - have already replaced mine.

This one is a bit pricey. Might have gotten something similar at a lesser price tag.

Yeah, used the site interface to get a questioned answered about running the pedal through a Line 6 amp. I got an answer, but nit the one I needed. I resolved the issue myself through trial and error.

It looks good as is. Gun metal color blends well with the stage.

Rock & folk-rock

Some great stock sounds. Many are useless though to me. Difficult to tweak and save... even more difficult to try to use with my computer.

Pedals are well placed and feel solid. Wah/Volume pedal very sensitive. Volume always goes to high upon power-up regardless where the pedal is set. Have to turn it all the way down and find the right volume again every start-up.

Very difficult to set-up custom sounds. Maybe just because it lets you do so much- it is hard to do something simple.

Outside looks a little cheap. Most solid part is the metal base that gives it its only heft and feel of substance. No water barrier between pedals and internal electronics. Just a little liquid spilled on one or more pedals and it flows straight onto the circuit board. I spilled a little coffee on it today and it totally shorted out the system. Reboot didn't help. I took it apart and am drying it now- hopefully that fixes it but if not- this seems like a serious design flaw for a product that typically will be on the floor with a high potential for beverages to be spilled on it. Opening it up and there is not much too it. Looks cheaply assembled.

Would have given it a 9 if it weren't so easily damaged.

Looks cheap. Not sexy. Best thing about it is that you just plug headphones into it and jam away. You don't need an amp. You can also line it straight into a PA system. Great for practice or small clubs with good PA.

Active Musician

PROFESSIONAL GUITARIST/MUSICIAN

Classic Hard Rock - Metal and Blues

The sound quality is terrible, EVERYTHING sounds muffled. It's a great pedal if you haven't used other ones that actually sound good. If you're looking to buy this for distortion, don't. Even after fiddling with it for 6 months I can't get the sound I want out of it. This pedal dulls the sound of any guitar, its terrible. Even the clean settings sound like all the notes are mashed together in a cloud of discordance. When you use the cab models, most of them sound nothing like the amps they were modelled after, most of them just (again) dull your sound. I've used this live, (and a great mistake that was) you just don't get the "oompf" you want out of the guitar. Overall, just DON'T buy this thing.

There are many great features, so many different effects, delays, cabs, etc. Too bad it sound like crap. The delays are not very impressive, but they do the job.

It is VERY difficult to learn to use properly, but you understand it after about a month.

The Wah/Volume pedal is very unreliable. I have to constantly calibrate it. Other than that, this thing can take a beating.

This amp definitely worth the money if you are a new player and need something cheap to give your guitar some nice effects. If you are an experienced player DO NOT buy this. It's not worth it. Don't be fooled by the 200$ price tag; I was fooled.

If you have any problems with the hardware, you will get NO help. Calling them does not help, and information is not online anywhere.

At first I LOVED it. But as I gained more experience and tried other pedals, effect processors, etc. I realized how terrible this product really is. You CANNOT get "That Tone" you've always wanted out of this. Don't get your hopes up.

9 Years of music. My main instrument is Electric Guitar but I also play Piano, Bass, Drums, and Violin. I'm in a band.

Rock, Blues, Jazz, Metal, Christian, Alternative

Amazing sound for the price!

Also very good!

Very very easy to use!

Great Line 6 quality

active musician

techno, hard rock, alternative, rock