Line 6 SPIDER V 30 MkII
New ‘Classic Speaker’ mode for organic tone and a natural playing feel. New amp presets voiced by renowned sound designers and amp gurus (e.g. Dan Boul of 65 Amps). New design and improved look. New grille cloth and knobs. New artist and song presets from Bill Kelliher, Josh Smith, Devin Townsend, Dustin Kensrue, Jeff Loomis, Ola Englund, Fluff, Jeff Schroeder, Oz Noy, Vernon Reid and others. Full-range speaker mode for acoustic guitars and jam-track playback. Over 200 amps, speaker cabinets and effects. Spider V 20 MkII remains unchanged as it has no tweeter. Free Spider V Remote app (Mac, PC, iOS, Android). Spider V MkI series can be updated to MkII software for free via Line6 Updater.
Line 6 SPIDER V 30 MkII :
- Technology: Modelling
- Power: 30 W
- Loudspeakers: 1x 8"
- Loudspeaker Type: Line 6 Special Design 8" + HF Tweeter
- EQ: Bass/mids/treble
- Effects: Effects Processer
- Headphone output with speaker mute: yes
- Special Features: USB Interface
- Dimensions (WxHxD): 38,1 x 39,1 x 28,8 cm
- Weight: 7,3 kg
- Country of Origin: China
Few names are as closely associated with digital modelling in the guitar world as Line 6's Spider range. With the new Spider V MkII models they now present the latest additions in modelling amps. No less than 20 years ago the first Spider amplifier hit the market and ushered in the digital age for electric guitars. Thanks to their simple operation and the wide-ranging possibilities in terms of sound and effects, the amps of the Spider range are among the most popular beginner amplifiers. Since the first model Line 6 have continuously developed their amplifiers, which the current Spider V MkII models impressively demonstrate once again. The amps offer 78 amp and 23 cabinet models as well as 101 effects and 19 drum loops. Via the free app you can access 128 presets. Also on board is an interface to record your playing directly via a USB cable.
The smallest model is the Practice-Amp V 20 with 20 watts, an 8-inch speaker and a clear, uncomplicated control layout. The next model up, the V 30, offers 30 watts, an 8-inch full-range speaker and connections for footswitch, USB and iPhone/iPad. A bit more is offered by the 60-watt V 60 with a 10-inch speaker. This model also features a 60-second looper and a built-in wireless receiver that lets you play guitar wirelessly through the amp using the separately available Relay G10T. You can also connect the digital footboard FBV 3 here. The top of the new Spider models are the V 120 and V 240 with 120 and 240 watts respectively — enough power for any venue. They are fitted with 12-inch speakers, and the V 240 even has two, allowing stereo output. On the rear of both models you will find XLR Direct Outs for straightforward connectivity in the studio and on stage.
Line 6. Few names are more associated with modelling and innovative sound design than the Californian soundsmith. The brand took off with the famous little red "bean", the Line 6 Pocket POD, in the early 2000s. Suddenly musicians in the recording studio could access a wide range of amp and effect sounds without having to set up complex rigs and mic them. "Modelling" suddenly entered the mainstream, appeared on almost every studio console and delivered sounds to home headphones. At session the POD series remains a top seller to this day, with each generation — POD 2.0, POD XT, POD HD500 — adding new features like improved sound, many more amp models and hundreds of effects. Current models like the Line 6 POD GO even offer the ability to use multiple rigs simultaneously, letting you play complex sounds with several amps and effects at once.
For professionals, Line 6 expanded its product range in 2015 with Helix, a kind of high-end POD offering endless possibilities to dial in the perfect sound. With professional routing options, displays on the footswitches showing the current setup and what was at the time the most realistic sound in LINE 6's history, the Helix can still be found on stages and in studios around the world. The Helix LT, a reduced model with fewer features, and the HX Stomp, a very compact, more affordable variant, later broadened the Californian's range with stripped-down options for smaller budgets. HX Effects completes the Helix family as a pure effects module without amp sounds and is extremely popular at session!
But at session you'll of course also find the other major pillar of Line 6's range alongside the multi-effect pedals: amplifiers.
Line 6 modelling didn't start in pedal form, but reached musicians first as a kind of all-in-one amp, the AxSYS 212, which contained a wide variety of classic amp sounds from clean to metal. From these roots later came classics like the Line 6 VETTA II, but also an absolute beginner top seller: the Spider! Today the Line 6 Spider V MkII is a true classic among beginner amplifiers and offers great sound for home, music school, rehearsal room or first stages for modest money, regardless of musical style.
Whether modelling amps for electric guitars, multi-effect pedals or now also wireless systems for instruments for cable-free use of your guitar on stage, Line 6 remains a standard for anyone seeking outstanding sound with maximum flexibility.
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