Which practice Amp is more worth?

[IannyGD]

Hey guys! I need feedbacks regarding Line 6 Spider 4 15W and Marshall MG15FX practice amp.Which is better?

 

[J.custom]

If you're talking about which one is more worth I'd say the Line 6.You can tweak more tones out of it as well. But personally I prefer the Marshall, a wider sweep of tones from the OD channel as compared to the metal or insane channel on the Line 6.

 

[Khai HeadrusH]

Hey guys! I need feedbacks regarding Line 6 Spider 4 15W and Marshall MG15FX practice amp.Which is better?

IMO, Marshall.

 

[fezz]

I'll go with Marshall. I'm assuming you want an amp with some effects on board?
You should check out Vox VT series as well. Available at City Music.

 

[IannyGD]

Hmm I need a nice overdrive tone,Marshall overdrive beats both line 6's metal/insane channel,but line 6 has a vintage crunch

 

[MadWerewolfBoy]

Marshall overdrive beats both line 6's metal/insane channel

been eating mushrooms lately? haha j/k
..but that puzzled me

 

[J.custom]

Hmm I need a nice overdrive tone,Marshall overdrive beats both line 6's metal/insane channel,but line 6 has a vintage crunch

Line 6 has a vintage crunch? IMO the crunch channel on the spider sucks big time. Now come to think of it, the Line 6 is more suitable for hard rock/metal, where as the drive channel on the Marshall is indeed more versatile.

 

[Chrisr]

Yep, definately try the VOX. I have a Marshall and a VOX VT40 but i just use the VOX now. I also had a Fender GDec but i wouldn't recommend it, mine had a really annoying buz.

 

[EugeneSmasher]

For me, neither. I'd try other brands. Line 6 amps don't sound as good as their multi-effects (which I think sound pretty darn good), and Marshall MG series aren't very good-sounding either. I'd spend more and go for the AVT series (also by Marshall) which are also solid-state, but sound quite convincing IMO.

Or you can try Sound Drive. Very little known brand and only available at SV Guitars, but I've tried their bigger amps and they sound really good. Cleans and high-gain both. I have a small 10-watt Sound Drive as well, but it doesn't really do high-gain. More towards overdrive.

 

[IannyGD]

I've a Vox Rhythm box for my old school rock...well Guess I'll better turn to Mesa Boogie thern

 

[J.custom]

Uh your link?

 

[MadWerewolfBoy]

yea, heard the mesa boogie mark v quite good

 

[J.custom]

Eh the Lonestar also leh

 

[IannyGD]

Yeap Mesa Boogie in my opinion is one of the best,the others are bogner, orange, diezel, two rock,I've read reviews about it,but its hard to get in Singapore cause not many authorized shops bring in.. except for Ebenex-they order it for you which is a good favor

 

[J.custom]

Correction, there are NO authorised dealers in Singapore. Nearest is Bentley in KL and their prices are extreme. Ebenex, just simply buys it from online stores in the US and ships it over, with an extra service charge of course.

 

[IannyGD]

Literately is they dont wanna bring in,well at least Ebenex helps us...

 

[MadWerewolfBoy]

i like how this thread goes from $100 15 watters to mesa boogies

 

[fezz]

how i wish i have the money and space for more amps.

to the threadstarter, you're gonna start looking for mesa boogies now?

 

[J.custom]

i like how this thread goes from $100 15 watters to mesa boogies

If the like button was still there, I would have liked this. haha

 

[miseryontherun]

Bud...you sound you've a problem with it