Is Line 6 about to release POD Go Wireless with Relay G10II transmitter?
Another Line 6 leaked product?
After the leak of the new HX Stomp XL come more interesting rumours about Line 6 gear: We may be seeing a new POD Go version in 2021. Announced at NAMM 2020, Line 6’s POD Go went on to become a popular piece of kit. It looks like a new version may have been spotted online, with a new name and an upgraded wireless interface.
Line 6 POD Go Wireless
Details are very sketchy at the moment. But the rumours were sparked by images that appear to have popped up on the website of a Line 6 dealer in the USA. They were quickly removed, but as is often the way with these leaks, a few eagle-eyed guitar forum readers over on the TGP forum managed to pull the images and some basic information about them.
Leaked Line 6 POD Go Wireless with space for transmitter on the rear · Source: TGP Forum
Relay G10II
See the hole on the left rear side in the image above? According to the rumours, the putative POD Go Wireless will come with a wireless transmitter which fits into the back when you’re not using it. Presumably, this can charge the transmitter between gigs. If the speculation is accurate, the unit will include a Relay G10II transmitter, which would be a new development as far as I am aware, as we’ve not seen this particular model name used before.
The image above has an embedded link for the Line 6 POD Go product page, but there is no mention of a new wireless version of the unit on there, so keep your eyes peeled. If you see any more details, tell us in the comments section below. Assuming it’s not a hoax, would this new Wireless version of the POD Go tickle our fancy? Let us know what you think.
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One response to “Is Line 6 about to release POD Go Wireless with Relay G10II transmitter?”
I would be hot for a package including a Wireless (stereo) Pod Go with an 8 hour rechargeable battery (even if it’s external for mounting under the board) and two separate receivers. If this was around $1000oo US it would be awesomeness !