M9 Stompbox Modeler is powerful, portable and bursting with immortal stompbox effects. Its wide variety of vintage and modern tones makes it perfect on its own or an unrivalled addition to your pedal board.
Sink your teeth into over 100 distinctive distortions, tangy choruses, syrupy sweet reverbs, and many other kinds of expressive effects. They combine under your feet to form an instant collection of stunning stompbox tones (many of which are from DL4 Delay Modeler, Verbzilla and other well-known Line 6 pedals).
Built like three side-by-side effect units, M9 Stompbox Modeler lets you run any three effects simultaneously with any three others on deck. Mix and match as you please. You have 100% control over effect placement and effect type - arrange them into tried-and-true combinations or get creative and invent your own original blends.
Create up to twenty-four different effect arrangements, or "scenes" one for your metal band, one for your Top 40 gig...you get the picture. No more tearing up Velcro just to switch out one or two pedals!
Included is a 28-second looper that provides the most fun you can have without getting arrested. It delivers extended, in-the-moment sound-on-sound looping and unlimited sonic possibilities. Six dedicated footswitches (Record/Overdub, Play/Stop, Play Once, Undo/Redo, Half Speed and Reverse) make it a snap to use.
M9 Stompbox Modeler is stompbox simple. There are no menus, no saving and no hassles. Tweak your tones on the fly using the dedicated knobs and, just like with classic stompboxes, your settings will remain after you power down.
Stocked with inputs and outputs, M9 Stompbox Modeler will integrate seamlessly into your pedal board, your MIDI setup and all your live, studio and rehearsal scenarios. It boasts MIDI in and out, a pair of 1/4-inch expression pedal inputs and 1/4-inch mono/stereo inputs and outputs (with true analog bypass or DSP bypass).
Tough as nails, easy to use and ready to go, toss M9 Stompbox Modeler into your gig bag to take advantage of the all-in-one stompbox solution.
Over 100 stompbox effects
Run up to 3 effects simultaneously (with 3 more on deck)
Dedicated knobs control each effect parameter
Create up to 24 pedal board scenes. (It's like having 24 fully tricked-out pedal boards available at any time!)
Universal tap tempo syncs all your time-based effects
28-second looper with dedicated footswitches (Record/Overdub, Play/Stop, Play Once, Undo/Redo, Half Speed, Reverse)
Built-in chromatic tuner
Heavy-duty all-metal chassis and footswitches
Included AC power adapter
Dimensions: 10.5"W X 2.4"H x 6.5"D - 3lbs. MIDI in/out
1/4" mono or stereo inputs
1/4" mono or stereo outputs
Two 1/4" expression pedal jacks
True Analog Bypass or DSP Bypass
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Closest StoreEdmonton Highlands, Alberta
Mmmmm, the others saying that the O/D's and distortions sounding weak or thin? I just EQ them and no problems. I find I am always tweaking anyways, weather its the room, the amp, the guitar etc. Just too bad you can only use it either Pre or Post, and not both. That's why a 4.5 on features. Owning both a HX and this I can honestly say I like them both for the great effects. You would need 20 pedal boards full of pedals,and a herd of tap dancing Octopuses to keep up with these things. Great addition to your board and I use mine for pre effects with post Verbs and Delays. Btw as a side note.... I had it for sale and was building another board and using it for a delay until the one I bought arrived, and I was fooling around with different effects and what-not, and thought Whaaat!!, this thing is awesome.
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Closest StoreVancouver, British Columbia
Sounds amazing, easy to use, and I love it!
Posted by Ben Rampre on Jan 27, 2020
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Closest StoreSt. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador
This rig is mixed, the drives and filters are not good but the delays, mods, and reverbs and pretty good. I found enough good sounding effects to be satisfied with the investment, though not a cheap one.
If I were looking for quality effects these days, I would probably spend the extra money and get a Helix, whether it be the big boy or one of the smaller models.
Posted by David on Nov 4, 2019
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Great for FX but not for filters and drives4 of 4 customers found this review helpful
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Closest StoreCalgary, Alberta
When I read that people are replacing entire pedalboards with this, I was shocked at how comfortable with bad drive tones people were. On the flipside, it's absolutely fantastic for anything delay, mod, or verb. The looper is really great too! Replace the whole board? No. Makes for a great FX loop section though.
Posted by Seb on Oct 29, 2014
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I love it, it is my most used pedal1 of 1 customers found this review helpful
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Closest StoreCalgary Royal Vista, Alberta
My only regret is not getting the M13. I honestly use my M9 pedal a ton! it is my most used pedal. if I could do it all over I would get the M13 with an expression pedal rather than having so many pedals on my board.
Posted by s on Aug 19, 2014
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great and simply multi-effects pedal1 of 1 customers found this review helpful
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Closest StoreHalifax, Nova Scotia
I really like this pedal but we haven't fallen in love yet. I like the modulation and delay effects. I love how you can sync them all with one tap button. I also love how it can clean up a pedalboard. But I'm having a hard time finding the same sounds from analog pedals. The AC power supply is a bit of a pain as well.
I'm torn if I'm going to keep it. It has so much (tuner, looper, tap tempo, a plethora of effects, easy to use) but I feel I need a bit more
Posted by Phil on May 29, 2013
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It does as advertised.1 of 2 customers found this review helpful
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Closest StoreToronto (Bloor St.), Ontario
I wanted to replace my messy pedal-board with this. This let me down tremendously. Line 6 should have stayed away from the distortions. It feels like a huge chunk of the pedal is missing because of these distortion modelers. I am returning this immediately. My individual pedals sound better. The Flange's sound weak in this pedal. The overall sound is thin and toy-like. I suggest investing in 4 or 5 good analog pedals.
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Line 6 M9...Awesome-ness!!2 of 2 customers found this review helpful
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Closest StoreOshawa, Ontario
This Line 6 stomp box is pure amazing!!! It takes 4-5 other great line 6 boxes and puts it into one great package!!
Totally would replace this if ever lost, stolen or broken!!
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FAQs
What effects are in the Line 6 M9? ›
Effects in the M9 include an assortment from all of the popular Line 6 pedals: Distortion, Delay, Modulation, Filter, and Reverb. While the majority of users will operate this pedal in mono, players with more advanced rigs will love that the M9 offers stereo operation.
Does Line 6 M5 have compressor? ›The M5 offers up a whopping 100+ effects in the delay, modulation, distortion, compressor/EQ, filter, and reverb categories—all in a single pedal.
How do I save a line M9 Line 6? ›You will then need to use the scene setup mode any time you want to manually force a “save” of current settings to a scene: Simultaneously press and hold TAP + 3A then select and hold on the same memory location you are currently on to “save”.
How do I update my Line 6 M9 firmware? ›Select the Flash Memory line item and click the Update Selection button to install the flash memory update into the M9/M5. The device will receive the firmware data and the unit will be updated to the latest Firmware.
Does the Line 6 HX effects have amp models? ›HX Effects has all 117 effects models from Helix. In addition, we've included a Legacy library of 77 effects from M13, M9, M5, DL4, MM4, FM4, and DM4. It does not have any amp or cab blocks; however, it can load impulse responses (IRs) for parallel stage+FOH routings and acoustic guitar body resonance.
Does Line 6 M9 have looper? ›Line 6 M9 Compact Stompbox Modeling Pedal Features:
28-second looper.
Using A Looper With An Audio Interface
This method consists of using an audio interface rather than an amp and sending the output from the loop pedal straight into the direct input on the aforementioned device.
Line 6 JM4 Looper Delay/Loop Pedal Features:
200+ artist-created presets. 150+ song-based presets. 36 user-programmable presets.
Yamaha Guitar Group, Inc. (YGG) is a U.S. based wholly owned subsidiary of Yamaha Corporation, that is dedicated to serving the needs of guitar players through two distinct brands: Yamaha and Line 6.
Does John Mayer use a compressor? ›Another compressor that has recently surfaced on Mayer's pedalboard is the Strymon OB. 1, which I've already mentioned above in the “Boost” category. This pedal can be found on the pedalboard that Mayer uses for his Dead & Company shows.
What compressor does David Gilmour? ›
David uses a MXR Dyna Comp and you can see it in his live rig photo earlier on the far left. The far blue pedal in that live rig is a BOSS CS-2 compressor. When a compressor is used with a fuzz distortion, it smooths it out and adds some warmth.
How do I use custom Line 6 tones? ›Download the appropriate editor for your Line 6 hardware at www.Line6.com/software and install it. Download tone(s) from CustomTone to your computer, i.e. your Desktop or Downloads folder, by clicking the “Get Tone” button. Open the tone(s) in your device's editor. Save tone(s) to your device in the editor.
How does the Line 6 Variax work? ›Unlike MIDI instruments or guitar synths, Variax is dynamically altering the signal of each string's natural vibrations to match the modelled instrument's unique tonal characteristics. This means that there's no 'tracking' or 'MIDI delay' to worry about; what you play is what you get.
Is line 6 a good brand? ›Line 6 has a reputation for making amps that do not sound good. Many players reported that they couldn't make a good tone out of Line 6 amps or that it didn't cut through the mix. Line 6 also gets a lot of hate because they're reportedly not easy to use.
Is HX edit free? ›But now creating custom tones with the Helix is even easier — with Helix Edit, free software that lets you edit tones, create patches, organize your patch list, rename patches, and much more. It's fast, efficient, and it's free!
Does HX Stomp have amp models? ›HX Stomp includes over 77 guitar and bass amp models, 37 cab models, 16 mic models, and 200 effects models.
Which is better HX Stomp or HX Effects? ›We would argue that the HX Stomp is the better value and is going to have more appeal to a wider range of people. However, if you really don't want the amp modeling features and you prefer to have more footswitches for more control, the HX Effects would steal the crown back.
What amp did SRV use on Texas Flood? ›Dumble Steel String Singer
Stevie first discovered the amps of legendary Los Angeles boutique-amp pioneer Alexander “Howard” Dumble when recording Texas Flood at Jackson Browne's Downtown Studios in 1982, using Browne's Dumbleland 300-watt bass amp to record most of the tracks during the sessions.
The U.S. Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marine Corps are replacing the M9 with the SIG Sauer M17 and M18.
Do Marines use M9? ›For example, the M9—the most widely issued pistol among Marines—is a steel-framed, single-action/double-action hammer-fired pistol. This means it is a heavier, metal gun with two different trigger pulls for single- and double-action.
Is the M9 single stack? ›
The M9 offered the United States Military a modern fighting pistol that featured a 15 round, double-stack magazine. We also got a double-action / single-action design. This means the first shot fired utilizes a long, heavy trigger pull, but subsequent shots would be a lighter and short single-action trigger.
What loop does Ariana Grande use? ›Grande utilizes the RC-505 for singing and layering vocals.
What looper does Thom Yorke use? ›Electro-Harmonix 45000 Multi-Track Looping Recorder
In this image of Thom, one can see his 45000 Looper above his Machinedrum.
While the MM4 was eventually discontinued, the DL4 has remained in continuous production until this year. However, the DL4 still lives on via the newly announced Line 6 DL4 MkII Delay Modeler, which provides all of the models and features of its predecessor plus a whole lot more.
Where are Line 6 guitars made? ›Variax acoustic guitars
Line 6 produced a rare and final model dubbed the 900, of which only 50 were produced and distributed by Line 6. The 900s were made in Japan rather than Korea as the 700s were.
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Does Joe Bonamassa use a compressor? ›During Bonamassa's 2013 tour, he used the compressor/preamp exclusively for his acoustic guitars.
What is the hardest John Mayer song to play on guitar? ›John Mayer (opens in new tab) joined TikTok (opens in new tab)this week, but the real story is he's used it to give us insider tips on how to play his most difficult song – Neon. Anyone who's ever tried to grapple with this cut from his 2001 album Room For Squares will know the riff is a real finger twister.
Do most guitarists use a compressor? ›Most guitarists place a compressor early among their guitar pedals. The idea is to compress the clean guitar tone before sending it through an overdrive pedal, phaser, or delay. If you place the compressor after those other guitar effects, you will end up compressing the sound of those effects.
What compressor does brad paisley use? ›
Paisley uses the Wampler Ego Compressor, spotted in this Premier Guitar video at (3:40).
What compressor did Andy Summers use? ›Roland GR-300, GR-100
Andy usually used the Echoplex and flanger in conjunction with the synthesizer.
The one type of pedal that you will always see featured on his pedal board is a wah-wah pedal. The type favoured by Clapton has changed a few times over the years, but for the most part it has been either a variation on the Dunlop Crybaby or a Vox.
How do I get John Mayer tone? ›The key to getting a John Mayer guitar tone is to use a clean tube amp with a lot of headroom. Then you can use drive and boost pedals to saturate your tone when needed (covered later). John uses single-channel amps, so you don't need to look for anything with lead or drive channels.
How do I get Chris Stapleton tone? ›His tone is mid-range heavy (IMO). On your Silver Sky, use the neck pickup. Hit just the highest 2-3 strings for the "skanks" on 2 & 4. Pick near the bridge for the single-note lines.
Can Line 6 helix be used as an audio interface? ›With a stereo track, assign its input to Helix Inputs 5+6. By the way, Helix also has 5-pin DIN connectors for MIDI, so it's a MIDI interface as well as an audio interface. You can plug a keyboard controller into the MIDI in and control virtual instruments with it.
Is the Line 6 a good amp? ›The major pro's of Line 6 amps is that they're affordable and make decent practice amps. For beginners or those who need a small combo for playing at home they do a good job. Modelling amps have come a long way since the early 2000's and Line 6 have vastly improved since then.
What does variax cable do? ›The Variax Digital Cable powers Variax Electric, Acoustic, and Bass, while digitally sending audio which eliminates extra digital-to-analog conversion, and allows you to automate Variax patch changes with the foot controls of PODxt Live, Bass PODxt Live, and Vetta II's FBV foot controller.
How do I upload a patch to HX Stomp? ›- Connect your HX Stomp to your computer.
- Download and launch HX Editor.
- Locate the Patches folder in the file you downloaded from Multitracks.com.
- Drag and drop the .hlx files into the Presets list in HX Edit.
- Enjoy your new tones!
- Open the stand-alone version of GUITAR RIG PRO.
- Open File > Import...
- Navigate to the folder where you stored the preset. Select it and press Open. ...
- After importing the preset, you will find it in the User Presets area of the GUITAR RIG PRO browser.
Where are Guitar Rig 6 presets stored? ›
User presets are saved in the following folder: macOS: Macintosh HD/Users/<user name>/Documents/Native Instruments/User Content/Guitar Rig 6/Rack Presets. Windows: C:\Users\<user name>\Documents\Native Instruments\User Content\Guitar Rig 6\Rack Presets\
How do you use Line 6 Variax? ›- Fully charge the Variax battery.
- Connect Variax interface box to PC via USB.
- Install and run Line6 Monkey. ...
- Connect Variax to interface.
- Plug a 1/4" cable into guitar and into your amp (or mixer, or whatever you want to get the sound from). ...
- These substeps are only needed the first time you connect the Variax:
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James Tyler Variax electric guitars.
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Pod is a series of digital guitar amplifier modelers from Line 6. Pods are designed to digitally simulate amplifiers. Most Pods also include cabinet models, and all Pods include effects models.