Spider V 20 MKII

great little amp to practice with and carry around. has built in tones, so don’t have to drag around a pedal board with it. i had this amp back in the 2000s and it is a bit different now. i was 2 decades ago, but i remember this amp having better tone quality and all around bigger sound, it was like it had tubes, but it didn’t. still, this amp rocks.

Great lil amp, Has around 16 - 20 effects. Each sound is unique. Will save you money on pedals. I use this as a practice amp. I tried out most of the models. This one is good for practice and jamming but would not recommend it for live playing or recording. You would need to go up two models to record. Great bang for your buck though

You can't go wrong with a line 6! My daughter doesn't play it as much as I wish she would, but it's excellent as expected. (I have a line 6 half stack that I play more than my crate full stack because they are easy to change sounds simply by turning a knob)

They pack so many features into this little thing, it really has some great usable sounds - delay, reverb chorus and various levels of distortion. I think the sound is a lot better using headphones than through the speaker, but this is a practice amp, not something you're going to be gigging with. You can also line out to record with it if you have the right patch cords.

I ordered this amp a week ago and the first one was defective. At the time, I wrote this review: "The amp arrived defective. No noise whatsoever when plugging in the instrument cable, no volume at all with master and volume up. Puzzling. Returned it for a new one." Now that I have the replacement, which works, I am happy to say that I love this amp. I have serious gear (12 guitars, amp heads from Friedman, Matchless, Hiwatt, each with their own high-end pedalboards). And I am not a snob about a less than $200 non-tube modeling amp at all. This amp sounds fantastic. You cannot gig with it, but for a practice amp, it is great. I am going to use it just for a quick plug in, turn the dial to the type of amp effects you want and start playing. It is not going to be a Friedman with a high end cab and top of the line pedals. But it will get you 75% of the way there on most of the effects you can dream of in order to practice and compose a bit. It is just more efficient to practice on this than to rev up the tube amps, get all the pedals turned on and so forth. For practice you just want efficiency. Not to mention preserve the life of the tubes in your heavy hitting tube amps for when you need them. The savings on tubes alone pays for this amp. Very impressed.

Its not a Fender or Peavy but what it is, alot of fun and options for the price...oh and number one on anyone's list, LOUD!!

Good amp for a small model, lots of options and quality sound. Kinda wish I had gone one model up with the Spider V30, which has more features, but there are still plenty here and for a practice amp, it provides plenty of sound volume, quality tones, and different effects.

It may sound cliché or like a sales pitch, but it's true, Line 6 made "practice" amps extinct long ago. With limited space in my new studio, I turned to an old friend, with some new wrinkles with a Spider 20 mkII. I've been playing professionally for many years and it quickly struck me that to get 1/100th of tones when I started out, would have weighed a metric ton & cost THOUSANDS. This little baby could be Mic'd up for practically any gig. Until Yamaha bought them, I was beginning to think Line 6 was run by aliens trickling down audio tools as we can handle them. I'll admit to being one of the countless skeptics of "modeling" when Line 6 launched. A few years later my Fender Vibrolux with 2 cabs burnt on the road. Thankfully a kid there had a L6 and quickly tuned me in. I was so amazed, I bought it from him and have been using their gear ever since, with 0 disappointment. The only drawback was the small, hard, harder, hardest mini screen for selecting and editing tones on earlier Spiders. For less than one pedal: Endless, Clear Tones Create, Save, Share Crunch, Acoustic, Bass World Of Wonders Record ALL Instrument Tracks Very Little Electricity Cost ALL IN A BRIEFCASE FOR UNDER $150 HAVE TONES WILL TRAVEL

Contras: Es principalmente para practicar, no tiene mucha potencia. Pros: Exelente calidad de materiales, práctico y ligero. Tiene buenos efectos y conectando a la PC, su software permite personalizar muchos más, además de que puedes bajar de su página tonos de guitarristas famosos hechos por alguien más. No he vuelto a tener que conectar el pedal de efectos.

No pesa

For my son’s 16th birthday I bought him a guitar and this amp. It works amazing! Great quality and worth the money.

Bought it for my son , he is very happy

Everything my son was looking for! My only complaint was delivery drop off.