Not being able to put pedals in front of it is a biggie. Satch Boogie being a fav.īut that said, there are certainly a lot of limitations to them as well. I almost never bothered with anything becides presets. 400 presets for almost any of your guitar heroes tons.
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Probably a great home recording amp for someone that dosent want to spend big bucks or like me, could never figure out how to run a AxeFX unit. It has more bottom end than any amp Ive ever had.almost like my old bass amps. I still have my SpiderIII that I bought 6 years ago when I got back into playing after a 10 year break. Spiders arent bad amps, there just not a great amp either. For each individual though, you pick what meets your needs. In the quest for the ultimate tone, most people here (though admittedly not all) end up with a decent tube amp. And it can cover a lot more ground by itself, though not as well in what the Blues Jr. Does it sound as good as a Blues Jr? Not hardly. It works great for him for what he intended it for, and he can get a lot of cool sounds out of it. I have a friend I was trying to help get into his first guitar and amp, and he ended up with a Line 6. What works for you might be completely different than for others. For most of us, that is what we want - do a few things exceptionally well for a bit more money. Keep in mind that many of the amps that others say sound better (and they do!) are quite a bit more expensive and less versatile. The way I understand it, they were trying to meet the needs of players that didn't want to spend a lot on their amp but get a lot of bang for the buck (ie lots of effects built in.) Since they are known for their effects (or at least that is what I know them for) it isn't surprising they would build an amp like they did. No, there is nothing wrong with Line 6 amps.
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