I did a Google search for my question and found a zillion answers... but yet I can't find these results doing a search on the Line 6 site? Smooth.

I found this http://line6.com/support/message/350230

But it still doesn't say (what might be obvious I don't know), what then happens when you import your old patches? If I've spent tons of time tweaking my patches to sound good, why would I choose to start over again?? I'd much rather choose to have whatever changes that were made to the sounds, but with MY settings. Losing my adjustments would result in hours of work. So, I back up, update, then import my old patches/set lists, and what....? what happpens? Do I benefit in the same way as answering "no"?

It's hard for me to explain this obviously... but either I'm a moron (which I am not), or the reasoning behind doing this isn't explained clearly enough.

"We said to say no, so say no, and don't ask why you should or shouldn't!"

Actually, they did say why, but I still would like to know more about it. "Say No, and allow the update to replace your existing presets with the new ones". But doesn't that totally wipe away any modifications you've made to the preset? Are presets different than something I have copied to a bank, tweaked, and saved to suit my tastes? If that is a preset, then why would I choose to have to start over on something that could have taken me hours to perfect for my environment?

Bottom line: >>>>Does importing it back in result in a "non updated" sound with my adjustments or an "updated" sound with my adjustsments?

Thanks!

Jason