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Va2k · 09-08-2009, 10:38 PM

Has anyone bought one of these?
Line 6 Spider Valve HD100 Guitar Amplifier Head - 100 Watts
If so what do you think of it?

stickyfingerz · 09-08-2009, 10:39 PM

Nope but I love Line 6 products.

Va2k · 09-08-2009, 10:45 PM

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Originally Posted by stickyfingerz

Nope but I love Line 6 products.

yea me too and AMS just lowered their price from $729.00 to $449.97 so reason I wanted to see if anyone ever jamed on it!

split_joel · 09-08-2009, 10:49 PM

The best amp I have ever used Line 6 Flextone II XL stereo speakers 100 amps I regret the day i sold it for a b52 half stack. Anyways ive tried line 6 since and they all suck compared to that amp. I would give anything to own it and the foot board again but i cant find it anywhere

only the single speaker one.

Va2k · 09-08-2009, 10:53 PM

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Originally Posted by split_joel

The best amp I have ever used Line 6 Flextone II XL stereo speakers 100 amps I regret the day i sold it for a b52 half stack. Anyways ive tried line 6 since and they all suck compared to that amp.

Damn I was using L6 spider III and loved it till I killed it

im using a marshal 150 head right now with a Digitech Rp70 its alright for glam metal, blues etc *shrugs*

TheAmericanCannibal · 09-08-2009, 10:56 PM

no but I got a spyder III and i love it!

The pre sets are amazing

Ice · 09-08-2009, 10:56 PM

Line 6 stuff is ok. I have one of their pod's with footboard but don't use it much. I don't like the loss in tone from their stuff.

I use to play in a band and had a rack of gear... but now I only use a few items.

Marshall JCM DSL 2000 50 watt head

4x12 Marshall cab

Morley wah pedal

Morley volume pedal

Boss delay pedal

Boss overdrive pedal

If you are looking for a fantastic amp, I would check out the Peavey Valveking 212. Best sounding amp for the money out right now.

I love the Marshall but even being a 50 watt head I can't crank it up. I have played the Valveking and love it. It will be my next purchase. Small enough to be a great practice amp and still big enough to play small clubs.

Va2k · 09-08-2009, 10:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ice

Line 6 stuff is ok. I have one of their pod's with footboard but don't use it much. I don't like the loss in tone from their stuff.

I use to play in a band and had a rack of gear... but now I only use a few items.

Marshall JCM DSL 2000 50 watt head

4x12 Marshall cab

Morley wah pedal

Morley volume pedal

Boss delay pedal

Boss overdrive pedal

If you are looking for a fantastic amp, I would check out the Peavey Valveking 212. Best sounding amp for the money out right now.

I love the Marshall but even being a 50 watt head I can't crank it up. I have played the Valveking and love it. It will be my next purchase. Small enough to be a great practice amp and still big enough to play small clubs.

Damn that looks sweet!
Yea KB the presets to me were and are the best for the little money they want!

split_joel · 09-08-2009, 11:04 PM

Id stay away from any new pevey it sucks my girl got me it for christmas as i got back into playing guitar and its one of there newer models and i cry it sucks so bad.

There is a difference between the lame pedals line 6 came out with and the amps with the built in affects big difference. If ur going to spend the money then get a mesa boggie rectifier, since u cant find the line 6 amp i am talking about anymore

ill upload a file example of a recording i did with the amp and u will see for a sub par recording the sound is just killer.

Ice · 09-08-2009, 11:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Fungus

Damn that looks sweet!
Yea KB the presets to me were and are the best for the little money they want!

They are junk.... I have owned Digitech multi units and hated the presets. Buy a few good pedals and mess with the settings on a quality amp and you can get a much better sound.

If all you want to do is sound like everyone else, buy a Line 6 pod off ebay for 1/6 of the cost of the amp you are talking about. If you want a sound that melts butter... stay away from Line 6 as you will get bored of the generic sound it puts out. Check out the Peavy Valveking 212 and then respond in this thread.

Don't get me wrong... Line 6 puts out decent stuff but it's not something you will be happy with 2 months down the road.

I use to be a gear whore and tried everything. I owned the Digitech multi unit for about a week before I sold it. I learned if something is trying to do too much for a cheap cost, then it's not doing any one thing great.

split_joel · 09-08-2009, 11:12 PM

http://66.11.117.205/mp3s/slow.mp3

not the best recording but no loss of tone there and this is on a fender squire back in 02.

Ice · 09-08-2009, 11:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by split_joel

Id stay away from any new pevey it sucks my girl got me it for christmas as i got back into playing guitar and its one of there newer models and i cry it sucks so bad.

There is a difference between the lame pedals line 6 came out with and the amps with the built in affects big difference. If ur going to spend the money then get a mesa boggie rectifier, since u cant find the line 6 amp i am talking about anymore

ill upload a file example of a recording i did with the amp and u will see for a sub par recording the sound is just killer.

What Peavy unit are you talking about? I have played the Valveking against other amps and nothing can touch it for the money. I suggest the 212 as it is perfect for most applications. The 112 doesn't have the guts to put out a quality tone.

split_joel · 09-08-2009, 11:19 PM

i got the 75 watt single speaker vypre and it sucks. all that it is is load, the tone sounds like shit quite and if u go to load its to damn low and if u kill the lows when its load all u get is fucking highs, biggest piece of shit ever, lucky i still have an os-2 pedal 2 get some kind of decent overdrive sound, and the effects wash away the sound, i swear worst amp i have ever tried. Id like a fender frontman over this shit.

Ice · 09-08-2009, 11:22 PM

I must add....

People think they need a high watt head but they don't realize they have to crank it up to get the tone out of the amp.

When I bought my Marshall DSL 2000 I could have bought the 100 watt but I learned that I could get more of the real tone by having the 50 watt and being able to turn it up more. Even with the 50 watt I'm running a Marshall power brake to help control the volume yet keep the tone.

Bigger is not always better... unless you are playing in a huge area, you don't need a 100 watt head.

Lewis_T · 09-08-2009, 11:23 PM

Never bought one, but used to use one when i was jamming with the band. Nice amps, go hard, and i love Line 6, can't go wrong. :-)

Ice · 09-08-2009, 11:24 PM

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Originally Posted by split_joel

i got the 75 watt single speaker vypre and it sucks. all that it is is load, the tone sounds like shit quite and if u go to load its to damn low and if u kill the lows when its load all u get is fucking highs, biggest piece of shit ever, lucky i still have an os-2 pedal 2 get some kind of decent overdrive sound, and the effects wash away the sound, i swear worst amp i have ever tried. Id like a fender frontman over this shit.

I agree that amp sucks. I'm not a fan of Peavy but the Valveking blew me away. I'm a Marshall guy at heart but nothing Marshall puts out right now can hold a candle to the Valveking 212 for the money.

split_joel · 09-08-2009, 11:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Ice

I agree that amp sucks. I'm not a fan of Peavy but the Valveking blew me away. I'm a Marshall guy at heart but nothing Marshall puts out right now can hold a candle to the Valveking 212 for the money.

I agree 50watt and 75 will do as long as its tube though. Ill check out the amp ur talking about i am just so pissed off about this amp LOL but out of all the amps ive tried the line 6 flextone 2 xl built in effects was the best amp ive ever used and i regret the day i let it go

Ice · 09-08-2009, 11:30 PM

Here is the Valveking 212 at AMS

http://www.americanmusical.com/Item-...-VKING212-LIST

Peavey ValveKing Amplifiers are All-tube guitar amps that combine boutique features and hot-rodded tones with legendary Peavey reliability.

ValveKing amps feature a patent-pending, variable Class A/B control called Texture?, which allows sweepable selection between Class A and Class A/B power structures, as well as any combination of the two. Now you can coax virtually any tone from one tweaked-out amp. Preamp and power sections use 12AX7 and 6L6GC tubes, and drive specially voiced 12" ValveKing loudspeakers.

Features include 2 footswitchable channels with independent, 3-band EQ and volume, plus a footswitchable gain/volume boost on the lead channel to provide extra volume for solos. ValveKing amps also feature global resonance, presence and reverb controls, and a buffered effects loop.

Peavey ValveKing 212 Features

100 Watts into 4, 8 or 16 Ohms
Four 6L6GC and three 12AX7 tubes
DC-powered preamp tube heaters
Two independent footswitchable channels
Separate EQ for each channel
Footswitchable gain/volume boost on lead channel
Dual speaker jacks in parallel
Two 12-inch ValveKing speakers
Reverb with level control
Buffered effects loop
Resonance and presence controls
Patent-pending Texture variable Class A/B simulation control

Va2k · 09-08-2009, 11:32 PM

Ice you got my blood pressure up lol Think I will run down to the store today when they open and see if they have it and try it out there! Thanks for the info..

Joel nice sound you have, i need to find good drum tracks lol \

gnite all..

split_joel · 09-08-2009, 11:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ice

Here is the Valveking 212 at AMS

http://www.americanmusical.com/Item-...-VKING212-LIST

Peavey ValveKing Amplifiers are All-tube guitar amps that combine boutique features and hot-rodded tones with legendary Peavey reliability.

ValveKing amps feature a patent-pending, variable Class A/B control called Texture?, which allows sweepable selection between Class A and Class A/B power structures, as well as any combination of the two. Now you can coax virtually any tone from one tweaked-out amp. Preamp and power sections use 12AX7 and 6L6GC tubes, and drive specially voiced 12" ValveKing loudspeakers.

Features include 2 footswitchable channels with independent, 3-band EQ and volume, plus a footswitchable gain/volume boost on the lead channel to provide extra volume for solos. ValveKing amps also feature global resonance, presence and reverb controls, and a buffered effects loop.

Peavey ValveKing 212 Features

100 Watts into 4, 8 or 16 Ohms
Four 6L6GC and three 12AX7 tubes
DC-powered preamp tube heaters
Two independent footswitchable channels
Separate EQ for each channel
Footswitchable gain/volume boost on lead channel
Dual speaker jacks in parallel
Two 12-inch ValveKing speakers
Reverb with level control
Buffered effects loop
Resonance and presence controls
Patent-pending Texture variable Class A/B simulation control

Okay wow now that is sexy.

split_joel · 09-08-2009, 11:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ice

Here is the Valveking 212 at AMS

http://www.americanmusical.com/Item-...-VKING212-LIST

Peavey ValveKing Amplifiers are All-tube guitar amps that combine boutique features and hot-rodded tones with legendary Peavey reliability.

ValveKing amps feature a patent-pending, variable Class A/B control called Texture?, which allows sweepable selection between Class A and Class A/B power structures, as well as any combination of the two. Now you can coax virtually any tone from one tweaked-out amp. Preamp and power sections use 12AX7 and 6L6GC tubes, and drive specially voiced 12" ValveKing loudspeakers.

Features include 2 footswitchable channels with independent, 3-band EQ and volume, plus a footswitchable gain/volume boost on the lead channel to provide extra volume for solos. ValveKing amps also feature global resonance, presence and reverb controls, and a buffered effects loop.

Peavey ValveKing 212 Features

100 Watts into 4, 8 or 16 Ohms
Four 6L6GC and three 12AX7 tubes
DC-powered preamp tube heaters
Two independent footswitchable channels
Separate EQ for each channel
Footswitchable gain/volume boost on lead channel
Dual speaker jacks in parallel
Two 12-inch ValveKing speakers
Reverb with level control
Buffered effects loop
Resonance and presence controls
Patent-pending Texture variable Class A/B simulation control

whats the difference between the normal and the combo? i want to buy now to bad i cannot afford.

Ice · 09-08-2009, 11:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by split_joel

whats the difference between the normal and the combo? i want to buy now to bad i cannot afford.

What do you mean? If you are talking about the valveking head... forget about it. Get the 2x12 combo in the pic above and you will love it.

If you don't.... I will buy it off you. The only reason I have not bought one yet is I'm not playing as much anymore. But guitar is something I will never stray far from as a hobby.

09-08-2009, 10:38 PM	#1
Va2k I’m still alive barley. Industry Role: Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Va Posts: 10,060	Amp Head! Line 6 Spider Valve HD100 Has anyone bought one of these? Line 6 Spider Valve HD100 Guitar Amplifier Head - 100 Watts If so what do you think of it? __________________

09-08-2009, 10:49 PM	#4
split_joel Confirmed User Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 2,270	The best amp I have ever used Line 6 Flextone II XL stereo speakers 100 amps I regret the day i sold it for a b52 half stack. Anyways ive tried line 6 since and they all suck compared to that amp. I would give anything to own it and the foot board again but i cant find it anywhere only the single speaker one. __________________ E-mail marketing - Automation Scripting - IP Space AIM: splitjoelp ICQ: 254759453 skype - splitjoelp 702-941-6465 Last edited by split_joel; 09-08-2009 at 10:52 PM..

09-08-2009, 10:56 PM	#7
Ice Confirmed User Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Sunny California Posts: 26,053	Line 6 stuff is ok. I have one of their pod's with footboard but don't use it much. I don't like the loss in tone from their stuff. I use to play in a band and had a rack of gear... but now I only use a few items. Marshall JCM DSL 2000 50 watt head 4x12 Marshall cab Morley wah pedal Morley volume pedal Boss delay pedal Boss overdrive pedal If you are looking for a fantastic amp, I would check out the Peavey Valveking 212. Best sounding amp for the money out right now. I love the Marshall but even being a 50 watt head I can't crank it up. I have played the Valveking and love it. It will be my next purchase. Small enough to be a great practice amp and still big enough to play small clubs. __________________ icq 1904905

09-08-2009, 11:04 PM	#9
split_joel Confirmed User Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 2,270	Id stay away from any new pevey it sucks my girl got me it for christmas as i got back into playing guitar and its one of there newer models and i cry it sucks so bad. There is a difference between the lame pedals line 6 came out with and the amps with the built in affects big difference. If ur going to spend the money then get a mesa boggie rectifier, since u cant find the line 6 amp i am talking about anymore ill upload a file example of a recording i did with the amp and u will see for a sub par recording the sound is just killer. __________________ E-mail marketing - Automation Scripting - IP Space AIM: splitjoelp ICQ: 254759453 skype - splitjoelp 702-941-6465 Last edited by split_joel; 09-08-2009 at 11:06 PM..

09-08-2009, 11:12 PM	#11
split_joel Confirmed User Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 2,270	http://66.11.117.205/mp3s/slow.mp3 not the best recording but no loss of tone there and this is on a fender squire back in 02. __________________ E-mail marketing - Automation Scripting - IP Space AIM: splitjoelp ICQ: 254759453 skype - splitjoelp 702-941-6465

09-08-2009, 10:39 PM	#2
stickyfingerz Doin fine Industry Role: Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 24,983	Nope but I love Line 6 products.

09-08-2009, 10:56 PM	#6
TheAmericanCannibal Confirmed User Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 3,085	no but I got a spyder III and i love it! The pre sets are amazing

09-08-2009, 11:19 PM	#13
split_joel Confirmed User Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 2,270	i got the 75 watt single speaker vypre and it sucks. all that it is is load, the tone sounds like shit quite and if u go to load its to damn low and if u kill the lows when its load all u get is fucking highs, biggest piece of shit ever, lucky i still have an os-2 pedal 2 get some kind of decent overdrive sound, and the effects wash away the sound, i swear worst amp i have ever tried. Id like a fender frontman over this shit. __________________ E-mail marketing - Automation Scripting - IP Space AIM: splitjoelp ICQ: 254759453 skype - splitjoelp 702-941-6465 Last edited by split_joel; 09-08-2009 at 11:21 PM..

09-08-2009, 11:22 PM	#14
Ice Confirmed User Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Sunny California Posts: 26,053	I must add.... People think they need a high watt head but they don't realize they have to crank it up to get the tone out of the amp. When I bought my Marshall DSL 2000 I could have bought the 100 watt but I learned that I could get more of the real tone by having the 50 watt and being able to turn it up more. Even with the 50 watt I'm running a Marshall power brake to help control the volume yet keep the tone. Bigger is not always better... unless you are playing in a huge area, you don't need a 100 watt head. __________________ icq 1904905 Last edited by Ice; 09-08-2009 at 11:27 PM..

09-08-2009, 11:23 PM	#15
Lewis_T Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Australia Posts: 361	Never bought one, but used to use one when i was jamming with the band. Nice amps, go hard, and i love Line 6, can't go wrong. :-) __________________ Lewis FuckYouCash.com \| BoyProfits.com \| PrettyInCash.com \|\| WePreachPorn.com Email: lewis /at/ fuckyoucash /dot/ com \|\| lewis /at/ wepreachporn /dot/ com ICQ: 338-009-296

09-08-2009, 11:30 PM	#18
Ice Confirmed User Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Sunny California Posts: 26,053	Here is the Valveking 212 at AMS http://www.americanmusical.com/Item-...-VKING212-LIST Peavey ValveKing Amplifiers are All-tube guitar amps that combine boutique features and hot-rodded tones with legendary Peavey reliability. ValveKing amps feature a patent-pending, variable Class A/B control called Texture?, which allows sweepable selection between Class A and Class A/B power structures, as well as any combination of the two. Now you can coax virtually any tone from one tweaked-out amp. Preamp and power sections use 12AX7 and 6L6GC tubes, and drive specially voiced 12" ValveKing loudspeakers. Features include 2 footswitchable channels with independent, 3-band EQ and volume, plus a footswitchable gain/volume boost on the lead channel to provide extra volume for solos. ValveKing amps also feature global resonance, presence and reverb controls, and a buffered effects loop. Peavey ValveKing 212 Features 100 Watts into 4, 8 or 16 Ohms Four 6L6GC and three 12AX7 tubes DC-powered preamp tube heaters Two independent footswitchable channels Separate EQ for each channel Footswitchable gain/volume boost on lead channel Dual speaker jacks in parallel Two 12-inch ValveKing speakers Reverb with level control Buffered effects loop Resonance and presence controls Patent-pending Texture variable Class A/B simulation control __________________ icq 1904905

09-08-2009, 11:32 PM	#19
Va2k I’m still alive barley. Industry Role: Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Va Posts: 10,060	Ice you got my blood pressure up lol Think I will run down to the store today when they open and see if they have it and try it out there! Thanks for the info.. Joel nice sound you have, i need to find good drum tracks lol \ gnite all.. __________________