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Discussion in 'Line 6' started by SoundDesigner, Jul 28, 2009.

  1. Jul 28, 2009 #1
    SoundDesigner

    SoundDesigner

    Jun 1, 2009
    Hi. Nice to continue to see your interest in our feedback. Thank you.

    I'm the owner of a FM4 and I love its sounds despite the less good tracking with bass and the (sort of) limited frequency range.

    So, I had an idea for a product that I think would interest, at least, me.:bag:

    How about a rackmount edition of the M13 with improved tracking and frequency range for bass (a request mostly for the synths).

    And, in the top of that, an arquitecture that would provide something similar to the Octavius Squeezer, as well as some new inspired synths in models like this last one, the Freqbox, the Deep impact and, if it's not to much to ask, a multi-oscillator multi-waveforms (ramp up and down, triangle, square w/PWM and whatever more you remember...) synth.

    With what the M13 already has, for me it would be the ultimate bass fx dream machine.

    Sorry! I like to use my imagination. :D
     
  2. Aug 21, 2009 #2
    richrenken

    richrenken

    Apr 22, 2009
    Calabasas, CA
    Product Manager Line 6
    I do want to see a rackmounted version of M13, the M13 Pro if you will. :)

    As far as models. I do want to get model packs for M13 going. It won't be soon but I will keep these in mind for possibilities.
     
  3. Sep 19, 2009 #3
    blendermassacre

    blendermassacre Supporting Member

    May 28, 2009
    kansas city, mo
    I would KILL for a bass version of the duoverb. Not only is it the best sounding amp that line6 has ever made, it's the best looking.
     
  4. Sep 20, 2009 #4
    richrenken

    richrenken

    Apr 22, 2009
    Calabasas, CA
    Product Manager Line 6
    I love the idea of us doing some kind of two tones at once bass rig. Clean and Distorted amps together at one time, yes. That is a staple of pro cats.
     
  5. Sep 20, 2009 #5
    blendermassacre

    blendermassacre Supporting Member

    May 28, 2009
    kansas city, mo
    I think the best part about the duoverb is the array of usable tones. Every setting is great for what it is. And you can't beat the way it looks.