PodExpress AuxPlate XL

Our new AuxPlate XL unit adds space for a small volume pedal to the right-side of your PodExpress!  With a 83mm wide x 158mm deep (3 1/4″ wide x 6.25″ deep) space, we've included pre-made holes for the 2 most common small volume pedals we see in-use: The Dunlop DVP4 & the Sonicake Vexpress pedals. Simply remove the factory-screws & bottom plates from these units, and utilize those same screws to mount your expression pedal to the plate! Of course you can also use velcro for these pedals too and/or any other volume pedals that'll fit in this area.

For more pictures of the product, checkout the original AuxPlate

Adding only 1/4″ to the overall height, and 1.1″ to the front, our AuxPlate for the PodExpress gives you 2 extra footswitches in the most convenient after-market way possible that makes it feel like part of the unit! The wire itself is ran through a cable-channel within the plate, with the rear TRS jack modified to allow the cable to exit the plate and plugin to the PodExpress with minimal exposure/bulge/height added.

We've utilized the factory-screw holes on the bottom of the PodExpress and by using longer screws of the same type, we're able to attach the AuxPlate to the bottom for a grab-and-go unit. We'll include 4 of the longer-screws required for this product.

And don't worry, we left access to the battery compartment on the bottom of the unit as well!

Please note: Line6 decided to use plastic-threads with thread-cutting-metal-screws in the PodExpress unit, as it wasn't meant for constant disassembling/reassembling. While I myself have tried to rip the AuxPlate off my PodExpress to see how much damage I could cause and was unable to do any or pull the thing apart with my bare hands, ultimately this is your decision to use/install/abuse

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PodExpress AuxPlate Install

Note: The PodExpress has plastic-standoffs, with thread-cutting screws. The process outlined below should be done with a hand-screwdriver, and NOT a power-drill/cordless-screwdriver of any sort. Take your time, and as your tightening it's better to tighten a little, check for wiggle, and repeat, than over-tighten. Set your PodExpress face down, and remove the 4 screws on the bottom (mine are already removed in this photo): Tilt the plate, and plugin the Aux plate as seen below: Then simply lay the plate down onto the back of your PodExpress, and use the included longer-screws to install the plate to your PodExpress