Line 6 POD Mounting Bracket
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Sturdy stand holds your POD at the perfect angle.
The Line 6 POD mounting bracket boasts heavy metal construction. Rubber rods fit right in the holes on the back of your POD to hold it securely. Screwmountable. Slide under the handle of your amp or mount on a mic stand.
Features
- Heavy metal construction
- Rubber rods fit in the holes on the back of your POD
- Can be screw-mounted
Put your POD precisely where you want it. Order now.
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Most Liked Positive Review
Rubber pegs available from Line 6
I have had the Pod Mounting Bracket for years, but just recently started using it regularly at gigs. Of course, I lost one of the rubber pegs at the 2nd or 3rd gig.Two step...Read complete review
I have had the Pod Mounting Bracket for years, but just recently started using it regularly at gigs. Of course, I lost one of the rubber pegs at the 2nd or 3rd gig.Two step solution:1) I bought a set of four rubber pegs from "The Line 6 Store" at their web site. The four pieces themselves are only $5. But then add tax and $6 shipping and handling, and it cost me $11.50 total.2) Since the rubber pieces cost as much as they do, I don't want to lose any more. So I keep them in a sandwich bag and stuff them into the Pod's fabric carrying case in the smaller storage pocket along with the power supply.This is a hassle overall. But it's awfully nice at that gig once it's on the stand right next to me on stage. As others have said, I can imagine a lot better designed rig than this one.
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The metal "bracket" fabrication is top notch. Holes are precision drilled and edges are rounded off and smooth. However all that manufacturing effort is wasted, as the Pod merly rests o...Read complete review
The metal "bracket" fabrication is top notch. Holes are precision drilled and edges are rounded off and smooth. However all that manufacturing effort is wasted, as the Pod merly rests on the four rubber pegs. The bracket does not securely/firmly attach to the POD itself. The whole assembly (POD and bracket) just titers on top of your amp or studio table, there isn't even a rubber non slip pad on the bottom of the bracket.
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Pros
- Easy To Use
- Portable
Cons
Best Uses
- Events
- Performances
Comments about Line 6 POD Mounting Bracket:
I agree with the previous reviews that I saw, you should glue the rubber feet into the bracket, otherwise, you'll lose some along the way. I tried Gorilla glue ( use just a small dab )it seems to be holding. I wouldn't use super glue because of it's bonding characteristics.
Pros
- Easy To Use
- Portable
Cons
- Rubber Prongs Fall Out
Best Uses
Comments about Line 6 POD Mounting Bracket:
You can firmly secure the rubber mounting prongs to the frame by poking a tiny hole in the fat end of the prong with q pin(end that sits in the frame) and once having pressed the prong into the frame, screw in a small screw (Fender Strat pickguard screws are perfect) into the pinhole from the bottom. This expands the rubber in the frame hole and holds it in beautifully, Problem Solved.
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Comments about Line 6 POD Mounting Bracket:
I was suspicious of how loosely the rubber posts attach to the plate when assembled. End result, all four fell out during a ½ hr. car ride and never made it to a rehearsal. Once again I had to fix a brand new product due to poor engineering.
Comments about Line 6 POD Mounting Bracket:
I recently purchased this POD mounting bracket. Great purchase! I was trying to reduce the clutter in my practice room. The bracket is extremely well made.
This mounting bracket is built like a tank.
Excellent.
Great value.
Comments about Line 6 POD Mounting Bracket:
I can easily see the display and switch presets between songs with ease!
The Line 6 Pod mounting bracket is a dream! The bracket allows me to position the pod at the proper operating angle and height that it is easy to access between songs. Well worth the money. Makes performing with my duo act a breeze!!
Comments about Line 6 POD Mounting Bracket:
For those of you that are losing the little rubber feet..... super glue them to the base. I've done that with mine and have not lost a rubber foot since. This base works great... Use some common sense and just glue these little mothers right to the base. This base holds the Pod perfectly. Great product!!!
Comments about Line 6 POD Mounting Bracket:
I have had the Pod Mounting Bracket for years, but just recently started using it regularly at gigs. Of course, I lost one of the rubber pegs at the 2nd or 3rd gig.Two step solution:1) I bought a set of four rubber pegs from "The Line 6 Store" at their web site. The four pieces themselves are only $5. But then add tax and $6 shipping and handling, and it cost me $11.50 total.2) Since the rubber pieces cost as much as they do, I don't want to lose any more. So I keep them in a sandwich bag and stuff them into the Pod's fabric carrying case in the smaller storage pocket along with the power supply.This is a hassle overall. But it's awfully nice at that gig once it's on the stand right next to me on stage. As others have said, I can imagine a lot better designed rig than this one.
Comments about Line 6 POD Mounting Bracket:
The metal "bracket" fabrication is top notch. Holes are precision drilled and edges are rounded off and smooth. However all that manufacturing effort is wasted, as the Pod merly rests on the four rubber pegs. The bracket does not securely/firmly attach to the POD itself. The whole assembly (POD and bracket) just titers on top of your amp or studio table, there isn't even a rubber non slip pad on the bottom of the bracket.
Comments about Line 6 POD Mounting Bracket:
Totally useless. As everyone has mentioned already the rubber pegs will not syat attached and the POD sits very unstable on this thing. If you want to use a POD live, I'd suggest getting one of the floor models. The desktop units are for studio use only, and this thing isn't a solution for making them gig worthy.
Comments about Line 6 POD Mounting Bracket:
I really liked the design of the product but must admit, I have not enjoyed having to place the rubber post back into the stand each time I remove my POD. It got to the point that I have not finally lost all four and am having a terrible time finding replacement post.
