Line 6 POD Go Price (updated March, 2023)

Line 6 has pushed the boundaries with the POD GO and Helix multi-effects series. As one of the originators of the modeling amp (the Spider days), Line 6 has been able to build on that with these newer units that provide an incredible amount of power and functionality.

While the Helix is the headliner, the POD GO is its wing man, becoming a popular alternative to the far more expensive Helix.

In fact, the POD GO is in a completely different tax bracket, hovering around $500 in most markets, at least at the time of writing this page.

We've put together pricing tables from multiple vendors so you can browse and get the best price. You can sign up for alerts and check price history as well, though note that this unit doesn't tend to fluctuate much. Check the tables below for updated numbers.

Line 6 POD GO Price from Multiple Vendors

A couple vendors we do not have agreements with yet are Musician's Friend and American Musical. However, with the consistency we've seen among other retailers, it's doubtful that the POD GO will be any cheaper (or more expensive) on those sites. The exception is usually eBay, though it's important to be careful there and make sure you read the fine print. Avoid "as-is" or "for parts" listings.

Prices current as of Sun, March 26th, 2023.

Amazon Pricing

Amazon carries a lot of Line 6 products including the POD GO. They also have used options, though they're typically not discounted as heavily as what you might find on Reverb. For complicated reasons we can't include Amazon prices with the other vendors or in the pricing tools below.

Price Alert Sign Up (lowest price among listed vendors)

This price alert tool tracks the lowest price among the retailers listed. In most cases this will be eBay, but it just depends on the market and how the POD GO is selling. If you have a price you're hoping to get to, just set the alert for whatever price point you want and it will email you automatically.

Line 6 POD GO Price History (lowest price among listed vendors)

When the POD GO's price changes - which isn't very often - those changes will be tracked and plotted on this graph. If there is only one bullet point, that simply means the price hasn't changed recently. Note that this also tracks the lowest price among listed vendors, with the exception of Amazon.

Other Buying Options

Because of the way Reverb has their database set up, we typically don't pull live pricing from them. It's only a used market, so their product pages change out a lot.  But you can check for an updated inventory list and the lowest priced options. You can pretty easily snag a POD GO for 20 percent off retail.

Conclusion

For all the functionality you get, the POD GO is reasonably priced and certainly a better deal than the Helix. Note that there's a wireless version of the POD GO, which is typically priced $100 higher than the regular version. The bad news is that we wouldn't expect the POD GO to drop in price any time soon, at least not if you're buying a new unit.

Popular pedals like this usually stay consistent and are unlikely to go lower or even higher, just because they're selling so well. 

Look at used markets or just eat the cost of a new unit.

If you really want the POD GO that's how you've got to play the game.

If you have questions about our Line 6 POD GO price guide, you can get in touch with us via the comments section below. We'll help out as much as possible.

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