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orpheus_pheus Just Startin'
orpheus_pheus
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May 29, 2010 9:30 AM

What about a M16?

I'd suggest Line 6 to make a new (longer/bigger) version of the M13; maybe a M16 or something like that. I love my M13 but sometimes I wish I didn't have to change to my next scene to get maybe just a different effect that won't fit on my previews scene. Why M16 and not M14 or 15 ... well it's just catchy and you know why. "ohhh Yeah I have a M16" lol.  It's just a suggestion that I wish come to reality!! Let me know what you think!

Tags: pod, live, pedal, fx, 6, line, guitar, effects, m13, scenes, podxt, pedalboard, m9, 2.01, m16, m15, m14
  • teddybut Just Startin'
    teddybut
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    May 29, 2010 9:47 AM (in response to orpheus_pheus)
    Re: What about a M16?

    I think even more useful/smart would be a single M.... an M1... just one efx module

    you have an M13 and need one more module you get the M1

    you have an M9 and miss the efx loop of the M13 you get the M1

    it could very small.... I think they would sell bazillions of those.

    • phil_m Expert Line 6 User
      phil_m
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      May 29, 2010 10:29 AM (in response to teddybut)
      Re: What about a M16?

      They kind of sort of had that with the ToneCore pedals where you could switch out the modules, and they had the DSP developer kit thing.  The only problem with that is that it wasn't all that flexible.  If they did have a single effect that could be changed to any effect in the M series, that would be sort of interesting.  That would make it kind of like the Yamaha Magic Stomp that's been around for several years.  I guess the one thing to consider is the price point.  At what point would people just decide to get a second M9 instead of picking up a smaller pedal?

    • machetemirage Just Startin'
      machetemirage
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      Apr 17, 2008
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      May 29, 2010 10:42 AM (in response to teddybut)
      Re: What about a M16?

      I really like the idea of an M1. Amidst your pedalboard would be this little wildcard that could add the perfect touch to a sound when you need it.

       

      Stereo effects removed so that there would be only three plugs on the back: In, Out, and a single expression pedal input. Optional 9V battery. USB for updating instead of MIDI. No Scenes.

       

      10 second looper, dedicated to a new model type(white background). Press to record. Press again to overdub. Hold to delete.

       

      Something like this Maybe a bit fatter:


      m1.jpg

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