Line 6 Spider V 30 Modeling Amplifier
Sometimes more is more—and the Spider® V series of guitar amplifiers embraces that spirit, with more amp models, effects, practice tools, and flexibility than any amplifier in its class. And with several designs to choose from—from the new compact and streamlined Spider V 20 amp to the powerful Spider V 240 stereo models—there is a Spider V to fit every budget and every musical situation. With more than 100 carefully crafted presets—including Iconic Rigs based on classic songs, custom Artist Presets, and Line 6® originals—you can find inspiration the moment you plug in. And Spider V doesn’t just make you sound better, it can also help you play better with built-in practice tools such as a metronome and real drum loops. Add to that an onboard tuner, wireless compatibility for many models (with optional Relay® transmitter), and hands-free control via the Line 6 FBVTM 3 Advanced Foot Controller, and it’s clear that Spider V will do more to help you sound your best.
Product Features
- Three times as many amp, cab, and effect models as other amps in its class
- Fast and easy tone shaping with intuitive controls
- Built-in tuner, metronome, and drum loops provide a complete practice toolset
- 128 custom presets including Iconic Rigs & Artist Tones
- Full-range speaker system for electrics, acoustics, and music playback
- Compatible with the Line 6 FBV 3 Advanced Foot Controller
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Excellent Practice Amp I purchased this amp to use for practicing at home. I chose the 120W model because it has a 12â speaker. I like to play a lot of (very) dropped tunings, so having a larger woofer helps with low frequency response. For reference, the low C of drop C is ~65Hz and drop-A tuning on a 7-string goes down to 55Hz. Low E on a bass is about 41Hz.My biggest fear was the amp would be too loud for practicing without being obnoxious to anyone else in the room. Prior Line 6 amps I have owned had…
Keeping it simple, but powerful… As a lifelong guitar player, I always played tube amps and had a massive pedalboard for my effects. When I reached the point recently where I needed a new amp, I decided to seriously consider a modeling amp like the Spider V, and I am so glad that I did.Tube amps are heavy and absolutely no fun to schlep around. Individual pedals, while giving you great control over your effects chain, come with the annoyance of patch cables and power supplies or batteries. Add a wireless unit to…