Line 6 floorboard foot controller, used in good condition. This floorboard is fully functional (used/tested here at e-lectronics), both expression pedals and all the buttons work flawless.

Please pay special attention when selecting a floor board for you Line 6 product, there is much confusion and many people tend to mis-represent these. Although Line 6 used the same ethernet RJ45 connector for first and second generation pedals, using incorrect pedals with processors can cause damage. All Line 6 pedal boards use a standard ethernet RJ45 cable, be very cautious not to use a cross-over type cable; doing so will apply power where it doesn't belong and (let the smoke out of your equipment).

This particular board is know specifically as the "Floorboard", it is not an "FBV" and will not work with newer Line 6 equipment which is marked FBV near the foot board Jack. This unit does work with:

* AX2
* Flextone
* Spider
* Some POD version 2 (only when marked "Pedal", not "FBV")

From the Manufacturer:

The Floor Board has two main modes of operation: Channel Select and Effect On/Off. Effect On/Off gives you instant direct access to your Digital Guitar Amplifier System's effects. Step on one of the sturdy steel Effect On/Off switches and the amp instantly responds by turning that effect on or off, just like a classic effect stomp box. Red lights above each Effect On/Off switch show you whether an individual effect is On (light on) or Off (light off) so you can see the details of your Channel's setup at a glance.

WAH and VOLUME CONTROL PEDALS
The Floor Board's two built-in continuous pedals control the Wah and Volume effects of the Digital Guitar Amplifier System. The Wah Pedal includes a toe-down on/off switch just like a classic wah pedal, and its tone is modeled after* a vintage Vox™ wah for a very musical, expressive sound. The audio signal from your guitar doesn't go through the Floor Board - these are just remote controls for the Digital Guitar Amplifier System's processing. That means the guitar signal always stays inside the amp and in the digital domain, safe from the kind of hum and interference that you can get when using traditional pedals on-stage.

CHANNEL SELECT
The Floor Board has two main modes of operation: Channel Select and Effect On/Off. Channel Select gives you seamless switching between all of your Digital Guitar Amplifier System's Channels. You can choose between Preset and User Banks right from the Floor Board's stomp switches, as well as switching between the individual Channels in those banks.

TAP TEMPO
The Floor Board gives you the same Tap Tempo control of effect times as you get from your Digital Guitar Amplifier System. With the AX2, Tap Tempo controls the speed, or tempo, of your delay effects. Just tap a couple of times on the TAP TEMPO stomp switch. Now the individual echoes of your delay will happen in time to the tempo you just tapped on the switch. You can store the new delay time with the Channel if you like, so that it will be recalled the next time you choose that Channel. With a Flextone, POD, or Spider the Floor Board Tap Tempo control can also be used to set the speed of your other effects, just like the Tap Tempo button on the Flextone top panel.

DIGITAL CHROMATIC GUITAR TUNER
Hold the Tap Tempo stomp switch for a moment, and you access a built-in chromatic digital tuner. The Floor Board display shows you the pitch you are tuning to, and the red lights above the six lower stomp switches show if you are sharp or flat. The basic idea is that the lights to the left are on if you're flat, and the lights to the right are on if you're sharp. When you get a note in tune, the two center lights come on at the same time.

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This is a used product, e-lectronics is not affiliated with Line 6.  Line 6, AX2, Flextone, Floor Board, POD, and Spider are trademarks of Line 6, Inc. All other product names used on this web page are trademarks of their respective owners, which are in no way associated or affiliated with Line 6. These trademarks of other manufacturers are used solely to identify the products of those manufacturers whose tones and sounds were studied during Line 6’s sound model development.