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MGR/Rick « Line 6 Spider II 212 »
Published on 04/24/04 at 15:00I got this amp from Long and McQuade in Brampton, Ontario. The grand total came to $850 (Canadian) and $100 for the FBV 4 Footswitch.
Everything. The amp comes loaded with 150W and two custom Celestion speakers. It has 12 models, 3 modulation effects, 3 delay effects and awesome reverb. It has the ability to let you preset 4 settings. The distortion is amazing and very versitile, and the clean sounds stay smooth even at the highest volume. Oh, and it's got looks that could kill.
At first, I didn't like the weight, but after comparing it to my friends Marshall MG 250, its not so bad.
Like a rock. This amp has held up to a lot.
I had debated for a long time on weather I sould get the Spider II or a Marshall MG 250 DFX (it's main competition). After an hour of hard comparison, the Spider II was my coice, awesome versatillity. All the way from blues to jazz, classic rock, punk, metal and even country, this amp covers it all and with amazing power. This amp, by far, has the best bang-for-the-buck.
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Everything. The amp comes loaded with 150W and two custom Celestion speakers. It has 12 models, 3 modulation effects, 3 delay effects and awesome reverb. It has the ability to let you preset 4 settings. The distortion is amazing and very versitile, and the clean sounds stay smooth even at the highest volume. Oh, and it's got looks that could kill.
At first, I didn't like the weight, but after comparing it to my friends Marshall MG 250, its not so bad.
Like a rock. This amp has held up to a lot.
I had debated for a long time on weather I sould get the Spider II or a Marshall MG 250 DFX (it's main competition). After an hour of hard comparison, the Spider II was my coice, awesome versatillity. All the way from blues to jazz, classic rock, punk, metal and even country, this amp covers it all and with amazing power. This amp, by far, has the best bang-for-the-buck.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com