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M9, Guitar Buyer, February 2010 |
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"the M9 seems like the ideal candidate to sit along side a few well-chosen boutique effects.",
"It's a brilliant compromise in terms of sounds, size and usability."
Daniel Hodgson, Guitar Buyer |
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Spider IV 15, Guitarist, January 2010 |
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“this 15-watt version of the Spider IV is as impressive as its 75-watt sibling, albeit for different reasons. No home should be without one.”
Simon Bradley, Guitarist |
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Relay G30, Performing Musician, January 2010 |
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“it is so refreshing not hearing the gating effect of a compander when playing at very low levels. Even at the extremes of its range I experienced no audible interference”
Paul White, Performing Musician |
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M9, Guitarist, January 2010 |
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“it offers what a lot of real-world players want from a collection of stompers , but without the endless cost, hassle or the four-foot pedalboard.” “the M9 is a solid, impressive unit. Best of all, it sounds great too.”
Simon Bradley, Guitarist |
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Spider IV 75, Playmusic Pickup, January 2010 |
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“the large range of models includes something for everyone from buskers to metal monsters but this compact and great-sounding 75 watt combo represents a great way to enjoy the benefits of this remarkable technology both at home and on stage”
Tim Slater, Playmusic Pickup |
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Spider IV 75, MusicTech, January 2010 |
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“For performing or session studio musicians, the flexibility and sheer convenience of the Spider IV make it a very appealing choice.”
Mike Hillier, MusicTech |
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M9, Guitar Edge, December 2009 |
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"The Line 6 M9 is a tone tweaker’s delight—a well-built, affordable product that is just begging to be used live."
Jason Allwood, Guitar Edge |
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