| | |  | Guitar Amplifiers | Home » » » » Line 6 Spider III 150 Guitar Combo Amplifier | | | | | | | Description: | | The Line 6 Spider III150 guitar combo amplifier offers perfectly dialed-in sounds with 200 incredible artist presets created by over two dozen of todays hottest bands and guitarists, plus another 200 presets based on the greatest rock guitar songs o... | | | Features: | |
• 12 Custom Amp Models from Clean to Insane, 7 Smart Control FX (up to 3 simultaneous) including Tape Echo, Sweep Echo, Standard Delay (all withTap Tempo) Chorus/Flanger, Phaser, Tremolo, and Reverb
• 250 artist-created presets, 150 song-based presets
• Built-in front panel tuner
• 2 - 12 Custom Celestion Speakers
• 150 Watts Stereo (75W x 2)
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 30.8 inches | | Product Width:
| 15.2 inches | | Product Height:
| 25.2 inches | | Product Weight:
| 63.0 pounds | | Package Length:
| 31.0 inches | | Package Width:
| 25.0 inches | | Package Height:
| 15.0 inches | | Package Weight:
| 58.2 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 2 reviews |
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 Bang for the Buck ...Jan 24, 2008
Its LOUD..>!!! I can only live with the master volume up to 3, maybe 4. The features on this amp are definitely up to at least a semi pro standard. This amp offers you 12 different amp models from the word go. You can the further manipulate these with the Drive control nob (less or more gain) as well as adding up to three simultaneous effects, the tap button also lets you specify delay time as well as activating the built in tuner (very handy for when something starts to sound odd onstage)and noise gate. The cab also comes fitted with celestion speakers. The patches are also great fun to toy with as you can manipulate them once loaded and most of them don't sound half band. I was a bit miffed at the fact that a foot controller was not included but apart from that I can't really say it has any major flaws yet. I just ordered the FBV Express foot pedal. Also the CD/mp3 jack is really handy if you want to play along to your favorite shredders
I've used it with a PRS Standard, a Strat and an Epi Les Paul and all sound great. I especially like the clean tones. This amp really sounds better at higher volumes. I even plugged my bass into it just to hear it and it sounds great. I've only had it since Christmas so I haven't done a lot with it yet, so I gave it four stars, but it gets me playing again, and thats a good thing.
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 Line 6 - Spider III 150 ComboJan 08, 2007
I own this beauty of an amp. I love playing the guitar, but this amp really revived the fun in playing. There are so many tones you can get with the amp it's crazy. You can get beautiful cleans tones all the way to searing metal madness. That's not even counting all the preset tones in it. I would also suggest dropping the cash for the FBV Express footswitch or the PodXT Live. It's a hassle to be in the middle of jamming then reaching over to change channels or banks. The FBV Express doesn't have a bank switch, but it does have 4 channel switches, volume/wah pedal, and a built in tuner. Plus, it's only $100. The XT Live is like $400. Enough about the footswitches though. The amp is perfect for jamming or practices. It's fairly loud so you might could pull off small gigs with it also. With all the amp models and effects built in though it's perfect for traveling. You don't have to haul around your entire rig just to go to practice or jamming. Just pull the power cord, pick up, and go. It's pretty light despite it's size also.
Grab this amp if you want to breath new life into your music. It's a blast.
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