Here we go again. Line 6 is now setting their sights on producing a smaller amp that will rip your socks off faster than being hit by a Mack truck. Have they succeeded with the Spider Jam? Yes.
The amps great tones are built off the powerful Spider III modeling engine. While this thing does not use tubes, it does surprisingly well in providing warm and convincing distortion tones. (review continued below...)
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What makes this amp very special is that it includes a powerful Endless Looper engine which makes this amp the ultimate practice companion. With the ability to record up to 14 full minutes of audio you can use this to lay down some cool rhythm tracks and listen to your solos. You can also download world class backing tracks and jam along with other artists on the fly.
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All of the effects you have grown to love are present, from warm delays, chorus, echo, flanger, phaser, and modulations.
With the ability to upgrade your memory with additional Secure Digital cards the Line 6 Spider Jam will dramatically improve your playing and has enough power to even play solo gigs. I am very impressed with this thing.
This capability will be well suited for live street musicians or solo artists at small venues. The backing ability makes this amp stand out. Line 6 didn't have to include 14 minutes of recording time hit again, they have exceeded our expectations.
Other features include 75 watts of power, hundreds of amp models ranging from raging stacks to the glass like clean tones of Fender Twin models.
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