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Line 6 POD Pro Modeler
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Ease of Use:		8 out of 10
Quality:		9 out of 10
Value:		9 out of 10
Average Rating:		8.67 out of 10
It features 32 amp models, 16 cab models, and these can be mixed and matched for custom sounds. 36 programmable channels are provided for storing them. It also contains 16 digital effects combinations. And it has enough connectivity for the most demanding recording pro. With 24-bit AES/EBUY, S/PDIF digital out, word clock, 44.1kHz operation, unprocessed guitar out, and line level input, the POD Pro is well equipped to perform in professional recording environments. It also features Dual-Mode XLR Direct Outs with A.I.R., which simulates the interaction of mics and speaker cabs. It also features Tone Transfer, which allows POD PRO sounds to be seamlessly transferred to any other POD Pro, POD, or Flextone II amp. New sounds can be acquired via the Line 6 ToneTransfer Web Library.

HRC Member Reviews:

Review from el musico
Ease of Use: 8 out of 10
Quality: 9 out of 10
Value: 9 out of 10
Comments: What's better than the POD 2.0? The POD PRO of course! What's great about the pod pro is that it's digital. It can be sync'ed up with your other digital studio gear via word clock and s/pdif out for a more accurate sample rate. Another cool feature is its unprocessed out. With it you can lay down guitar tracks without committing to an effect or tone and once you decide on what you're after then you can feed the originally unprocessed signal back through the POD PRO. I could go on and on about this unit but i won't. For your project studio or live performance, the POD PRO has it all.