Feature:
Features provide an orderly visual display. You may simply start from the left by selecting your amp. Or the sounds you have saved in one on the four lettered channels with a single simple press of the button letter channel. To follow your drive bass mid treble and so on. It't features are functional. The drive and the two FX controls and that tasting sound for the ears. And yes, you've got that reverb to mix blend it in. The tap, really means tap, features a tempo which is great man, and it does work, if it did'nt I'd be talkin. You got to read the instructions, it's simple and instructional like reading a short "to the point information." This should have a line out but that's been thought of.
Quality:
Well built, no rattle, there are corner guards. You can worry if you get neglectful.
Desirability:
I was testing alot of amps and this is one fast quick get to sound, or by a press a channel letter button.
Sound:
The amp models indicated on the amp emulates that sound you would expect, especially the clean, blues and crunch tones. Clear sound, quick and friendly user adjustments when puting in some phaser and echo with the amp models. It does have that fender and marshal sound. The insane sound, well its either you like it or its a different wave. Never the less you can't beat the clear tones, the crunch, unbeleivable blues when adding the bass and twang coupled with the echo and phaser it's clear and not mushy at all. Sounds great on the fender and wasburn.
Support:
never experienced the support assistance
Overall:
It's the sound that satisfies me, certain tones I may want, well you can get what you need on this spidy II. If you got Marshals and fenders, try this baby. For the price, man you can't beat it. Im sure you've purchased before that one expensive model and said, is that it. Well you'll get your money's worth here. Watch out, when you set the volume loud, it's loud man.
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