Yep! A big font with abbreviated name would do it.  I have the M13 BTW

In reality, I tend to keep the same core effects in each bank in each scene and pre-tweaked, but with different settings depending on the scene, so it's fairly easy to remember what the 12 presets in each scene are.  I realise that everyone does things in their own way and that the M13 offers a lot of flexibility but I don't tend to change scenes too much anyway.  I like to keep things relatively simple and just because I have all this flexibility I don't have to use all of it all of the time.  I actually find the LED button colours help a lot too, but can see why perhaps they might not help everyone.

It's a minor thing - off topic and probably just personal to me, but I would like Line 6 to add an option of changing the preset switching mode so that when say moving from preset: Bank 1, preset C to Bank 1, preset A, pressing the prest A switch would simply toggle back to the previous setting of Bank 1, preset C.  Reason: big feet and it's easier and more accurate to use the front row of buttons than having to step over onto the third row in .

First of all, everyone, thanks for keeping this forum respectful. Let's all be real careful to read each other's post in the best possible light. There are very few "trolls" here at these forums, so let's all read each other post believing that the poster is positive, respectful, and as excited about their Line 6 gear as we are.

I just go the Verizon Droid and I love it!!! But, the Voice Dial is awful. Compared to any phone I have had for the last 5 years, the voice dial is awful. My Motorola RaZr had awesome voice dial. This phone doesn't work with my blue tooth. How did they miss that and put the phone out. I am sure they didn't miss it and I bet it gets worked out in an update. So I posted about it on their boards, because I want the phone to be even better. And so far, it kicks butt.

So I know how you feel ignatius. I did not take it as disrespect at all. These units will not change mechanically. When we designed it, we thought of them as pedals on a pedal board. So as far as the screens not being readable from a standing position, that was never the intention. Just like with real pedals, you bend down to adjust them and tweak your sound. When standing you look at your real pedals to see if the LED is on or off, you bend down to see how it is set. We used the LCD from PODxt. It was a cost move and a space move. Again, we wanted it to vibe tight and clean. Also with M9 I had a firm requirement that it be as close to the size of a DL4 as possible. You sound like you might be better off with an M13. More LCDs, you can name your scenes, etc.

As far as the problem of remembering where you put the effects, you have suggested some good things and a few other guys suggested good things, you have to go and post them here. http://line6.com/company/contact/productFeedback

We do monitor that link. And as you guys have said, we are listening. I just hope Verizon is too.

Naming scenes would be awesome!

Hi, true. I like the machine. I just need to figure some things out, I guess.