I bought this to have a small footprint but powerful pedalboard for a gig I'm prepping for. It's a Phil Collins tribute show. I've found more than all the sounds I could possibly need and programming was fairly simple and straight forward especially while programming the unit while connected to my laptop with the included app. Good stuff. If this unit is in your budget you can't go wrong.

I was debating between a Stomp and this. After researching for hours and finding out that the sounds are the same I decided to go with this one. Some of the limitations can be fixed and you can definitely turn this into a powerhouse (especially with IRs!)

This is perfect for praise & worship or any live set or rehearsal! The size is ideal and quick & easy from one place to another. It has a built-in pre-amp that make it great for practicing and sending your signal to the sound stage. It is packed with a huge bank of amplifiers, cabinets and effects! Just like the Helix! It does take time to dial in your sound. The editing software is readily available and is the best way to adjust all the sounds. There are many patches available on YouTube, some are free, but most artist want to sell them. It would be great if there were already a few sent up for a variety of Genres that were really good. The ones on the box are not. And it does take a lot of time to dial in but is worth it!

I recently joined a Classic Rock band that has a 'no amps' policy. After struggling to get the sounds I wanted with my pedalboard and IR, I decided to give the Pod Go a try. Lots of online resources, and in a very short time I was able to create severale usable presets that deliver all the basic sounds I need. FX loop allows the use of analog pedals for even more sounds without having to change the bank/selection. Recommended for anyone new to modeling and/or someone who doesn't need a ton of FX in the sgnal path to achieve sounds. Only downside I had was the large, heavy wall wart power supply, with a thin DC cable that wasn't long enough to plug into an outlet without an extension of some kind. 9V dc and 3A required to power reliably. Ended up using a power converter and a large-capacity PD rechargable power supply.

I had been considering this for a few months now and was able to snag it when it was on sale. This thing has some great sounds and there are plenty of nice patches from others available.

I play traditional gospel and quartet. This pedal board can do it. I like how I can bring different sounds to my playing. I have it connected to a fender champion 100 and I feel that it has brought my playing to life. I like learning and tweaking things so I accept the challenge of learning this board. It has a couple presets that are available for plug and play IF you like the tones. Otherwise you'll have to tweak it to your liking. I come from a traditional pedal board with 5-6 pedals but was looking for a more diverse sound. This accomplished my goal.