Poor Guy

Going to buy a line 6 30 watt amp tomorrow in Rotherham to go with my new vintage SG rep.

Any others i should consider before I go blow £110?

ScoobyDoo555

Line 6 stuff is really good - but it's down to the music you play, and more importantly, the sound you want.

IMHO, I love the Line 6 stuff

Dan

GaryCat

No, Line 6 is probably the best bang per buck at that price. Other practice amps may have a few digital fx but not the range of the Line6

scud8

iTrader: (1)

I have a Line 6 and love the sound - very versatile. Having said that, if you have any pedals you should probably try those with it before you buy, as I've found some pedals don't seem to give the desired effect with the amp - even when it's in clean mode.

Poor Guy

bravo
line 6 it is

have a dunlop Wah which i use.

*Sonic*

I bought a Vox Valvetronix AD30VT instead of the Line 6, preferred the sound, and besides I have a Line 6 POD too

S

Poor Guy

hmmmmm, looks tempting. Im wanting to lay (and listening to) cradle of filth. would the vox manage the insane distortion the line6 gives?

Bonehead

If you want a digital amp that sounds good check out the Roland Cube series.
I'm really fussy about the guitar gear I use and to be honest I've always thought the digital stuff sounded horrible.
You just cant beat a valve amp but when I heard these new Rolands I was gobsmacked. Just a superb piece of equipment.
A propper decent sounding amp. Dont get me wrong it doesn't touch my Rivera but for 150 quid this Cube 60 I'm getting is a hell of an amp for jamming, rehearsals etc.
Poor Guy - Have a look at one of the Roland cubes before you part with you'r hard earned. They might be what you're looking for

Poor Guy

hmmmm, ill give one a bash if theres one there

Poor Guy

couldnt find a vox or cube rund here. got the line 6 and am chuffed. now, alls i have to do is learn how to play