Line 6 Spider I user reviews

I paid $650 for it at a local guitar center What can I say. When I bought this amp I wasnt expecting to get such an awesome piece of equipment. I had my doubts about going out and buying a combo amp…

I had been saving for this unit for quite some time. I was looking around in magazines and web pages for the cheapest price. I looked at musicinas friend and saw it, it was $650.00 plus tax and shipp…

Amp transistors 6 MODELING 2 hp 12 ' 2x50W stereo Delay, flanger, phaser, chorus, tremolo ... a general setting, and reverb effects independent of other connectors on the front ability to…

50 watt amp modlisation. Knob: Selection of the first of its kind. Clean, Twang, Blues, Crunch, Recto, and Insane. Equalization: classic but always for a single type of sound. Drive, bass,…

Very interressants effects and a good base setting UTILIZATION An amplifier and a simple setup for new guitarists. SOUNDS Agrees quite well with my style of pop / rock, blues ... but lacks a …

Amp Modeling, there are two fenders, two Marschall and Mesaboogie familiar with the added sound neutral (preamp) and the infamous (insane). Three possible effects simultaneously (Modulation / Delay…

Amplifier Transistor 60W Possibility of balancing effect Disto, Crunch, blues, and others. Possibility to program 4sons on ABC and D channels with a basic sound. UTILIZATION Using the amp…

Several people who spend much time with Line 6's 212 amps, and probably their 100 to 150-watt heads, seem to come away from the experience confused- it is a high-powered PRACTICE amp, or is it a gigg…

Modeling 50W no loop several built-in effects UTILIZATION The sound changes all the time when you hack the sound is mediocre on all channels no manual SOUNDS conveient it was m…

This amp is not a keeper amp at all. This thing is a basic sounding solid state amp modeler that doesn't sound anything like the amp modelers it claims to emulate. The tone is extremely thin and meta…

This solid state modeling amp is a fifty watt rock and roll machine. but if blue or that old twangy country sound is more your thing, that's fine, too. A quarter inch jack for your guitar allows you…