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    Default Line 6 M13 stomp box modeler

    Line 6 will soon be releasing the new M13 stomp box modeler.
    http://line6.com/m13/

    Many Line 6 users use their Pod XT Live just for he effects. This is a way to get all that without the amp modeling. Highly programmable, durable and well thought out. It offers a nifty solution to pedal boards.

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    How much $$ do you think it will cost?
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    Thats a mighty sexy looking thing

    but its going cost SO much money.....
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    They are listed at MF and Sweetwater etc for $499. Cheap when you look at buying 3 or 4 pedals alone at that price.

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    Spud, thats not a bad price at all considering what you get for the money.

    So.... are you going to treat yourself with one?
    I can't say that I've given up on a flanger cause I've never liked the effect either. I also can't say the same about Tremolo. I hate them both equally. - Tone2TheBone 2009

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    Quote Originally Posted by SuperSwede
    Spud, thats not a bad price at all considering what you get for the money.

    So.... are you going to treat yourself with one?
    I'll certainly be trying one out. Every time I've heard someone using the XT Floor I've really liked their sound and it would simplify a bunch of issues I'm having with getting a lot of effects together but trying not to loose signal quality. For the price of two ZYS pedals you can get everything and it's programable.

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    What about the newer Boss one? Is that similar? What are the main differences?
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    Quote Originally Posted by sunvalleylaw
    What about the newer Boss one? Is that similar? What are the main differences?
    The ME?
    I can't say that I've given up on a flanger cause I've never liked the effect either. I also can't say the same about Tremolo. I hate them both equally. - Tone2TheBone 2009

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    I was totally misremembering when I posted that last night. I meant the Digitech RP500

    http://www.thefret.net/showthread.php?t=6801

    I will look at the specs and see, but wonder what you guys think. That digitech looked pretty cool too. I also see MF did a review of the RP500 here: http://www.musiciansfriend.com/docum...YXSEM=0&Prime= and I will post that link in the correct thread above as well.

    If I did not already have almost all the pedals I really want right now, (I guess including the Korg multi I have, I have most things covered) I would look at one of the above very seriously. I like the intuitive dial style of the digitech, but would need to learn more about the advantages if any of the more expensive Line6 one as well.
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    I'm thinking very seriously about pulling the trigger on one of these. If I could just find an online retailer that would discount Line 6 gear -- even a little. Line 6 must have pretty tight control over the retailer community.


    Guitars: Takamine F-349, PRS Mira
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    Some nights I'll plug into the Line 6 Pod 2.0 all by itself or into one of my amphs. A nice change of pace from having to replug the jack into the Fuzz Face on the pedal board and plug in the main power adapter for the others. Line 6 makes some GOOD ****.
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    I placed the order for the M13 tonight. I've seen enough videos on YouTube and heard the sounds on the Line6 site to know that this will more than meet my needs.

    I'm planning to place the PRS Mira order later this fall. I'm pretty jazzed up to have some new gear!


    Guitars: Takamine F-349, PRS Mira
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    Quote Originally Posted by djmcconnell
    I placed the order for the M13 tonight. I've seen enough videos on YouTube and heard the sounds on the Line6 site to know that this will more than meet my needs.

    I'm planning to place the PRS Mira order later this fall. I'm pretty jazzed up to have some new gear!
    Congratulations. : That is going to be a very enjoyable piece of gear. It's got my wondering what I can get rid of to justify getting one too. They really seem like they are well thought out and simple to use.

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    I took delivery of the m13 yesterday, and played with it for about 3 hours last night. I'm tired, my fingers are tired, my hind end is tired -- but I had a great time exploring.

    So far, so VERY good.


    Guitars: Takamine F-349, PRS Mira
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    The M13 really looks interesting. Post some reviews once you give it a good workout.
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    Quote Originally Posted by djmcconnell
    ...my hind end is tired -- but I had a great time exploring.
    I don't know if it specifies in the manual... you're supposed to stomp on those buttons!

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    Quote Originally Posted by djmcconnell
    my hind end is tired -- but I had a great time exploring.
    Ya know...something odd about this statement. I'm kind of thinking Clay Aiken maybe George Michael. I dunno.:

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spudman
    Ya know...something odd about this statement. I'm kind of thinking Clay Aiken maybe George Michael. I dunno.:
    (...not that there's anything wrong with that!)

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    I guess I deserve that. I should probably re-read my posts before I hit the submit button. :


    Guitars: Takamine F-349, PRS Mira
    Pedals: Line 6 M13 Stompbox Modeler, Boss TU-2 Tuner
    Amp: VOX Valvetronix AD30VT, Ultrasound AG-50DS4

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