Just recently purchased the Spider III 75 Watt and was immediately overwhelmed by its sounds and tweaks and everything ...

I bought it mainly as a backup amp for bands I book in case their amps go down or as an alternative.

Naturally I have to be able to find my way around the machine as well. So I got to fiddling with the knobs and create some sounds of my own.

That went really smooth and fast, so then I got to saving the settings.

But when I got to creating a name for the sound, using the "Navigator" and Display, I noticed two things.

I found the display to be somewhat small and the Navigator button is a bit twitchy for the callous guitarists hands.

Maybe as a result of the latter the choice of letters and numbers after pushing the upper or lower end of the Navigator button started scrolling out of control. When I pushed the right side of the knob (for the next position in the name) that position started scrolling as well.

So I saved the settings (with a few random letters in the name) by pushing the Channel Memory knob.

I pushed it again to re-enter the edit mode (repeated this a few times) until I could move through the alphabet again in my own pace.

My question is: is the erratic behaviour of the display caused by me pushing too hard on the Navigator button?

My suggestion to Line6 is: in the next model of i.e. the FBV Express pedal include a (large) display of the current setting.