MGR/jontyler « Line 6 Spider III 150 »
Published on 09/11/10 at 15:00The Spider III 150 is a 2x10 150 watt amp.
I have been playing guitar for about three and a half years, I play mostly metal but I also play some lighter rock sothe amp was perfect for what i needed.
I bought this used from a friend for $230.00.I had been needing a new amp for a while and I didn't have a lot of money and the amp was the best in the price range so I got it.
It has a large amount of built in effects that if you had to buy pedals for you would spend $200.00 easily.Also it can handle pretty much every kind of music from nice clean tones to heavily distorted death metal.
I have no complaints against this amp other than line 6 could have made it so the input was secured better.
The amp is very sturdy,but the input came unscrewed and fell into the amp one time but I got it back out.Also it isn't very heavy so its easy to take places.
This amp is great for a person on a budget, beginers or someone that wants a good practice amp.I really like mine a lot.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
I have been playing guitar for about three and a half years, I play mostly metal but I also play some lighter rock sothe amp was perfect for what i needed.
I bought this used from a friend for $230.00.I had been needing a new amp for a while and I didn't have a lot of money and the amp was the best in the price range so I got it.
It has a large amount of built in effects that if you had to buy pedals for you would spend $200.00 easily.Also it can handle pretty much every kind of music from nice clean tones to heavily distorted death metal.
I have no complaints against this amp other than line 6 could have made it so the input was secured better.
The amp is very sturdy,but the input came unscrewed and fell into the amp one time but I got it back out.Also it isn't very heavy so its easy to take places.
This amp is great for a person on a budget, beginers or someone that wants a good practice amp.I really like mine a lot.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com