All user reviews of 1/5 for the Line 6 M13

Everything has been said on the subject.
Modeler 75 effects pedals. With the first issue to bear in sight. The foot is modeled in a given position so it is from this position that you shoe your settings.

UTILIZATION

Ease of use is probably the key word of this multi effects. We can intuitively implement a sound.
The booklets with the beast is anecdotal. You will need to download the user manual in English on the Line6 site to access more advanced features.
More small buttons work settings so weird. When you engage a new fact, the knob position is not taken into account. So when you start to fiddle with the buttons they will get in action in the position where it is when you start to turn. This creates differences in sound or volume. Live it unusable.

SOUND QUALITY

The effects are not realistic. This modeling pedals hyper known and we have all used (at least for many of us). Line6 has opted to model the pedal in one position and you make your adjustments from that position. So in reality you have a small portion of each pedal and you are stuck in one type of sound.
I could compare a lot of pedals live since I have or I have made the loan.
The Boost, overdrives and distortions are good blades copies of the original models, with a compression ratio that makes some great pedals modeled unusable.
The system works best with the delays and reverbs.
I hated the cuts.
When the looper is anecdotal compared to what exists on the market today.
I tested this with three guitars, a Custom Shop Start 56 Our, TV HotRod Vintage 52 and a Duesenberg Carl Carlton all on two tube amps, a Deluxe Reverb Reissue Split and a 65 Mesa Boogie Express 5:25.

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for a month and I have to part with it. Because frankly no interest.