Insane tone and power at an affordable price.

Line 6 has put together a really good recording or stage amp in the Spider II 210 Combo. Building on the best-selling Spider, Spider II to deliver 12 unique amp models, 7 different effects with 3 available simultaneously and easily tweakable using the Smart FX knob. Delay times can be adjusted via tap tempo. Features custom Celestion speakers, a front-panel tuner, spring and room reverb, and a headphone out. The 210 features 120W of power, 2 - 10" Celestion speakers, 12 amp models, 7 effects with 3 available simultaneously, tap tempo, spring and room reverb, and a headphone out.

Line 6 Spider II 210 Combo Features:

• 12 unique amp models
• 7 different effects with 3 available simultaneously
• Smart FX knob for easy tweaking
• Delay times can be set via tap tempo
• 2 - 10" Custom Celestion speakers
• Front-panel tuner
• Spring and room reverb
• Headphone out
• 120W stereo (2x60W)
• 27-1/2"W x 21"H x 15-1/2"D
• 54 lbs.

If versatility matters, you'll love this amp. Order today.

Line 6 Spider II 210 Combo

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Amazing Amp

Posted by Zoso420 from Newburg, PA on Mar 4, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: In a Band

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, Indie rock, Psyhcadelic rock

I've had this amp for four months. I used to have a shitty ass 15watt amp, so this was a huge improvement. The effects are really good except for the sweep echo, which I don't see how anybody could really use it. The only thing that bothers me with this is that if your volume is up high and the channel volume is up too high and you turn on the amp...it screeches really loudly(very annoying, so watch where the channel volume is before you turn it on. Only happens when on metal or insane)! The features like the distortion boost you get when holding the tap button and turning the drive knob are awesome! This amp is also really loud. I have yet to turn the volume up all the way because I have turned it 3/4 of the way and it shook pictures off the wall. Overall this is a fantastic amp for playing at home or gigs. The only amps better than this one are full stacks or tube amps.

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Great Amp!

Posted by Dominic from Port Townsend, WA on Mar 4, 2007

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: In A Band

Reviewer's Play Style: Thrash Metal/Hardcore

I own this amp and it is great for practice, this thing has balls, it gets as loud as my buddys marshall halfstack, and that things like 3 times the size of this, I'm in a band and it gets loud and keeps great tone, if you wan't a amp thats loud and affordable i would choose this.

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Spider II 210 Combo

Posted by PRSplayer1010 from Baltimore, MD on Dec 29, 2006

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Hard Rock / Post Hardcore

I have owned this amp for 2 years now and it is a decent amp. When practicing it sounds great at low volume levels, and playing the band it has enough power so I can be heard. Although, when playing at larger venues when the sound needs to be pushed a little more then halfway the amp seems to buzz and quality drops. For practice the amp sounds great though. Also, the modeling effects and channels are very good so you can dial in your wanted sound. Also the channel saving feature is a useful tool. Features are great on this amp, but I do not reccomend for gigging.

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a pretty good amp for the price

Posted by iplayguitar from Calgary, AB on Dec 15, 2006

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: pretty much everything

I've owned this amp for about two years, and my overall experience has been good. The effects are mostly good, although I tend to use the clean and metal channels the most. I only have the FBV4 switch between the 4 presets, so I'm somewhat limited in the sounds I use, but it's still fun to mess around with the settings, especially with the delay. One problem I've had is that sometimes the amp will all of a sudden get all static-y and the volume will increase. Nothing really seems to fix this, so I just have to play through it and wait till it gets back to normal on its own. Other than that though, this amp has served me pretty well.

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Brent

Posted by Brent from Upstate New York on Nov 22, 2006

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Hardcore/Metal/Prog Metal

Ive bveen playing this amp for about 2 years now. And i have been super happy with it! It is loud, and i can definantly hear myself, and not be over powered by everyone else at band practice. My only complaint is that sometimes it randomly raises in volume and makes a weird light feedbackish sound, but that could easily be form me banging it around and i think i need to re-solder some areas because its been through rigorous use. All in all, I advise it to anyone who needs a solid practice amp.

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