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Line 6 HD147 Guitar Amplifier Head (2x150 Watts)
300 watts stereo into 4,8 or 16 ohm cabinets. 14 truly evolved custom Line 6 amp models.
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The HD147 isn't just another guitar amp. It's evolution, baby.
Why else would Line 6 stick obscene tone from sparkly-clean to earth-shattering-chunk and wrap it around 300 watts...
The HD147 cuts through any band with power and clarity.
Evolved Tone
When Line 6 introduced their Insane custom model in 1996, Line 6 redefined how much distortion you could squeeze out of a single piece of gear. Now they've got 14 custom models like Smash, Big Bottom, Octone, Purge, and Agro that will send you into high-gain overload. But, Line 6 didn't stop there. Line 6 added models based on* boutique heads like the Diezel VH4 and Herbert, Peavey 5150, Cornford mk50h, Marshall Silver Jubilee and JCM2000, and Bogner Extacy and Ubershall.
Amp Models:
Line 6 Clean
Line 6 Super Clean
Line 6 Super Sparkle
Line 6 Mood
Line 6 Crunch
Line 6 Spinal Puppet
Line 6 Insane
Line 6 Purge
Line 6 Smash
Line 6 Big Bottom
Line 6 Octone
Line 6 Agro
Line 6 Treadplate
Criminal -- based on* the Peavey 5150 MkII
Jazz Clean -- based on* a Roland JC-120
Class A-30 TB -- based on* a 1967 Vox AC-30 Top Boost
Blackface Lux -- based on* a 1964 Fender Deluxe Reverb
Blackface Lux (alt) -- based on* a Fender 1961 Tweed Champ
Double Verb -- based on* a 1965 Fender Twin Reverb
Tweed B-man -- based on* a 1958 Fender Tweed Bassman
Plexi Lead 100 -- based on* "Jumped" 1968 Marshall Super Lead
Plexi 45 -- based on* a 1965 Marshall JTM-45
Brit J- 800 -- based on* a 1987 Marshall JCM 800
Brit J-2000 -- based on* a Marshall JCM2000
Connor 50 -- based on* a Cornford mk50h
Brit Silver -- based on* 1985 Marshall Silver Jubilee
Treadplate -- based on* a 2001 Mesa/Boogie Dual Rectifier
Diamond Plate -- based on* a Mesa/Boogie 2001 Triple Rectifier
Bomber Uber -- based on* a Bogner Uberschal
Bomber X-TC -- based on* a Bogner Extacy
Deity Lead -- based on* a Diezel VH4
Deity's Son -- based on* a Diezel Herbert
Insanity is the Mother of Invention
Sometimes a little bit of "grease" helps the 300-watts of medicine go down. That's why Line 6 added a bunch of great stompbox models from their MM4 Modulation Modeler and DL4 Delay Modeler pedals. Now you can add effects models based on* the Maestro EP-1 Echoplex, Roland Space Echo, Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Memory Man, MXR Phase 90, Uni-Vibe, and Leslie 145. There's even a dedicated Compressor and Gate, plus 16 classic reverb types ranging from Plate and Chamber to vintage Spring.
Delay Effects:
Tube Echo -- based on* a Maestro EP-1 Echoplex
Tape Echo -- based on* a Roland RE-101 Space Echo
Analog -- based on* an Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Memory Man
Digital
Ping-Pong
Sweep Echo
Modulation Effects:
Tremolo
Chorus
Flanger -- based on* an A/DA Flanger
Phaser -- based on* an MXR Phase 90
U-Vibe -- based on* a Uni-Vibe
Rotary -- based on* a Leslie 145
* All product names used in this description are trademarks of their respective owners, which are in no way associated or affiliated with Line 6. These trademarks of other manufacturers are used solely to identify the products of those manufacturers whose tones and sounds were studied during Line 6xs sound model development.
10 Essential Modern Tones
14 "Other Worldly" Custom Tones from crystal clean to grinding mayhem
Mix and Match cabinet models
Award-winning amp tone available at the stereo XLR direct outputs
300-watt Stereo Current Based Power Amp
Thick 'n' Fast Low End
Headroom for Days
12 Vintage effect models based on award-winning Line 6 Delay and Modulation Modeler Pedals
MIDI compatibility allowing access to deep editing and the ToneTransfer Library (coming soon)
Add an optional FBV Shortboard foot controller:
Access to 36 Presets on the HD147
Dedicated, hands-free channel switches
Dedicated reverb and FX loop On/Off switches
Large name display
Wah / Volume pedal with toe switch On/Off
Expression pedal input for separate Volume control
Chromatic tuner
Program Patch Naming
Powered by the HD147
Why else would Line 6 stick obscene tone from sparkly-clean to earth-shattering-chunk and wrap it around 300 watts...
The HD147 cuts through any band with power and clarity.
Evolved Tone
When Line 6 introduced their Insane custom model in 1996, Line 6 redefined how much distortion you could squeeze out of a single piece of gear. Now they've got 14 custom models like Smash, Big Bottom, Octone, Purge, and Agro that will send you into high-gain overload. But, Line 6 didn't stop there. Line 6 added models based on* boutique heads like the Diezel VH4 and Herbert, Peavey 5150, Cornford mk50h, Marshall Silver Jubilee and JCM2000, and Bogner Extacy and Ubershall.
Amp Models:
Line 6 Clean
Line 6 Super Clean
Line 6 Super Sparkle
Line 6 Mood
Line 6 Crunch
Line 6 Spinal Puppet
Line 6 Insane
Line 6 Purge
Line 6 Smash
Line 6 Big Bottom
Line 6 Octone
Line 6 Agro
Line 6 Treadplate
Criminal -- based on* the Peavey 5150 MkII
Jazz Clean -- based on* a Roland JC-120
Class A-30 TB -- based on* a 1967 Vox AC-30 Top Boost
Blackface Lux -- based on* a 1964 Fender Deluxe Reverb
Blackface Lux (alt) -- based on* a Fender 1961 Tweed Champ
Double Verb -- based on* a 1965 Fender Twin Reverb
Tweed B-man -- based on* a 1958 Fender Tweed Bassman
Plexi Lead 100 -- based on* "Jumped" 1968 Marshall Super Lead
Plexi 45 -- based on* a 1965 Marshall JTM-45
Brit J- 800 -- based on* a 1987 Marshall JCM 800
Brit J-2000 -- based on* a Marshall JCM2000
Connor 50 -- based on* a Cornford mk50h
Brit Silver -- based on* 1985 Marshall Silver Jubilee
Treadplate -- based on* a 2001 Mesa/Boogie Dual Rectifier
Diamond Plate -- based on* a Mesa/Boogie 2001 Triple Rectifier
Bomber Uber -- based on* a Bogner Uberschal
Bomber X-TC -- based on* a Bogner Extacy
Deity Lead -- based on* a Diezel VH4
Deity's Son -- based on* a Diezel Herbert
Insanity is the Mother of Invention
Sometimes a little bit of "grease" helps the 300-watts of medicine go down. That's why Line 6 added a bunch of great stompbox models from their MM4 Modulation Modeler and DL4 Delay Modeler pedals. Now you can add effects models based on* the Maestro EP-1 Echoplex, Roland Space Echo, Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Memory Man, MXR Phase 90, Uni-Vibe, and Leslie 145. There's even a dedicated Compressor and Gate, plus 16 classic reverb types ranging from Plate and Chamber to vintage Spring.
Delay Effects:
Tube Echo -- based on* a Maestro EP-1 Echoplex
Tape Echo -- based on* a Roland RE-101 Space Echo
Analog -- based on* an Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Memory Man
Digital
Ping-Pong
Sweep Echo
Modulation Effects:
Tremolo
Chorus
Flanger -- based on* an A/DA Flanger
Phaser -- based on* an MXR Phase 90
U-Vibe -- based on* a Uni-Vibe
Rotary -- based on* a Leslie 145
* All product names used in this description are trademarks of their respective owners, which are in no way associated or affiliated with Line 6. These trademarks of other manufacturers are used solely to identify the products of those manufacturers whose tones and sounds were studied during Line 6xs sound model development.
Technical Info
8 Coveted Vintage Amp Models10 Essential Modern Tones
14 "Other Worldly" Custom Tones from crystal clean to grinding mayhem
Mix and Match cabinet models
Award-winning amp tone available at the stereo XLR direct outputs
300-watt Stereo Current Based Power Amp
Thick 'n' Fast Low End
Headroom for Days
12 Vintage effect models based on award-winning Line 6 Delay and Modulation Modeler Pedals
MIDI compatibility allowing access to deep editing and the ToneTransfer Library (coming soon)
Add an optional FBV Shortboard foot controller:
Access to 36 Presets on the HD147
Dedicated, hands-free channel switches
Dedicated reverb and FX loop On/Off switches
Large name display
Wah / Volume pedal with toe switch On/Off
Expression pedal input for separate Volume control
Chromatic tuner
Program Patch Naming
Powered by the HD147
This killer head pushes 300 watts stereo into 4, 8, or 16 ohm cabinets. With 14 custom Line 6 amp models. Loud, loud, loud!
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Line 6 HD147 Guitar Amplifier Head (2x150 Watts) Reviews
9 out of 10
zZounds has verified that this customer bought this product from us.
"You want a Mesa? Check this out first!"
Feature:
JUST what I needed! Not too many bells and whistles, but WAY more than you'd think by looking at the panel. For example, you can change cabinets by pushing in and turning the amp model knob! Soo much is here!
Quality:
It aint' tubes, but you won't be changing the glass every 6 months, either!
Value:
Perhaps a little overpriced for a solid-state unit, but I guess we're paying for the R&D... ; )
Sound:
REALLY brings out the nuances and differences from guitar to guitar. VERY detailed, and can be IRRITATINGLY so until you "iron out" the EQ for your particular rig/guitar/cabinet combo...
Support:
I have no experience with this except through their website. I've owned LOTS of Line 6 products, and still have an Original POD Pro, which has worked GREAT and never required service...
JUST what I needed! Not too many bells and whistles, but WAY more than you'd think by looking at the panel. For example, you can change cabinets by pushing in and turning the amp model knob! Soo much is here!
Quality:
It aint' tubes, but you won't be changing the glass every 6 months, either!
Value:
Perhaps a little overpriced for a solid-state unit, but I guess we're paying for the R&D... ; )
Sound:
REALLY brings out the nuances and differences from guitar to guitar. VERY detailed, and can be IRRITATINGLY so until you "iron out" the EQ for your particular rig/guitar/cabinet combo...
Support:
I have no experience with this except through their website. I've owned LOTS of Line 6 products, and still have an Original POD Pro, which has worked GREAT and never required service...
Submitted: 11/13/2003
Style of Music: Hard/Alt Rock
8 out of 10
"Great for active musicians who play anything from pop to metal."
Feature:
Tons of different features although... one of the footboards are required to make it probable in a live setting.
Quality:
I had one issue so far that was my fault (beer in amp = bad). Aside from that the screen on my footpedal died. That is not a bad point for the HD147 but is for Line6.
Value:
With all the different tones at your fingertips you cannot go wrong if you need all this power. I use mine for recording (not live) and it is overkill.
Desirability:
For a live rig, with stereo XLR outs it is an engineers dream.
Sound:
It truly does sound great, not tube great though. Clean channels can be quite amazing.
Ease of Use:
Very easy for the most part. You must use the computer software to setup mic emulation which is a small bummer.
Support:
Have not used it...
Overall:
I will replace with a KB37 simply for the fact that I only use it for recording. If I did not have a favorite live rig already then I would use this for both.
Tons of different features although... one of the footboards are required to make it probable in a live setting.
Quality:
I had one issue so far that was my fault (beer in amp = bad). Aside from that the screen on my footpedal died. That is not a bad point for the HD147 but is for Line6.
Value:
With all the different tones at your fingertips you cannot go wrong if you need all this power. I use mine for recording (not live) and it is overkill.
Desirability:
For a live rig, with stereo XLR outs it is an engineers dream.
Sound:
It truly does sound great, not tube great though. Clean channels can be quite amazing.
Ease of Use:
Very easy for the most part. You must use the computer software to setup mic emulation which is a small bummer.
Support:
Have not used it...
Overall:
I will replace with a KB37 simply for the fact that I only use it for recording. If I did not have a favorite live rig already then I would use this for both.
Submitted: 11/27/2007
Style of Music: Rock, Hard Rock, Punk, Acoustic, Classic Rock
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