Line 6 AMPLIFi 75 Modeling Guitar Amplifier and Bluetooth Speaker System

Absolutely love it! Made me a Line6 fan! Tones are great, very flexible and convincing. I have given up on being a rockstar, i got areal job and had a baby, so i am just looking to make convincing tones and have fun. I have tried the app on android and iphone. Honestly the Android app is HORRIBLE compared to the iOS app. I can understand why they released it on iOS only first. When i bought it, there was a promo that gave me a copy of cubase 8 LE for free. It is very nice, very complicated and took a long time to learn, but very nice. after installing and reinstalling the drivers again, it sounded fantastic, and was way easier to record USB-direct than with a microphone. The bluetooth connectivity is what sets this amp apart. The guitar tone is obviously created by the mobile device, but the streaming ability should not be overlooked! The ability to allow anybody to stream fantastic sounding music is very fun, easy, and a real kick-starter for a fun and creative night. the 30 watt is louder than i will ever need. sounds great for guitar and music. I am thankful everyday that i finally own this amp!

This this is just exactly what I needed and much more. With the Jam Tracks you essentially have a band in box! Have no one to jam with today? Fire this up, set the volume separately for the backing track and your guitar. Dials in the levels instantly. I have it connected to my laptop via the USB port for recording. Play along with locally installed music on your mobile device. You have tone options in the thousands when you select from a base amplifier, and then add your chain of virtual effects to get exactly what you desire. Setup and save your custom tones to the hardware or just as a software template. Some have said the volume and sound quality are not there. I find it to be excellent as a practice amp, though the volume would not be sufficient for anything other than a one man gig in a small venue. Sound quality through the five speaker system is full and resonant, and works great for streaming tunes from your phone.

Purists hate them but I find it sounds as good as any tube amp I've used, and I'm not able to push it without getting arrested for violating a noise ordinance, I can see that. The only thing I'd like to see is an extra output plug for headphones. It's kind of complex for me, but if you are a tecchy, (I am just getting old and have too many interests), and have lots of time, you'll probably love it, but I think it will take a lot of study to learn how to get the most out of it. I expected to be able to listen with bluetooth headset, but it doesn't work that way. Not that I've been able to figure out anyway. I didn't get the guitar to amp wireless setup, I use a chord, but think I might in the future. I have so much bluetooth stuff I get confused, and so do they. Sounds awesome with my Baja Tele very throaty, precise and mellow clean. Will be good with Jazz. I know I'm going to be really surprised when I really find time to mess with it. It's lighter than I expected

The sounds and effects you can get from this amp are really cool. I like all the adjustability it offers in that regard. However, the speaker just plain stinks. This amp does not get loud AT ALL! And when you do turn it up, there is a lot of distortion from the speaker. The first one I ordered had something wrong with it and produced a constant rattling sound. I received a replacement from Amazon and while it doesn't rattle, the sound quality is just not very good.The other thing that it awful is the app and bluetooth connectivity. It is very buggy and disconnects all the time. I do not believe there has been an update to the software or firmware in a couple years. It is a good thing I am just a hobbyist and play for my own pleasure at home. This amp would be a nightmare to deal with when playing live. If I had to do it over again, I think I would get the AMPLIFI TT Desktop or FX 100 and purchase a separate amp with better standard sound quality. I just wanted to eliminate a bunch of wires, connections and effects.

So I wrote a review previously that described this amp as just ok. But after another year of owning this I can say I’ve really changed my mind. Here’s the deal. You don’t want to purchase this thinking of it as a traditional guitar amplifier. (As I did). It’s more of a processor or computer that will take your electric guitar and output amazing sounds. BUT only through headphones. The amplifier and speakers are not great and can’t be pushed past the level of even a moderate portable wireless speaker. Push it anywhere near the limits and it’s downright terrible. However with headphones you can make you guitar sound like your in an arena playing through a 10k rig with any effect you can imagine. It links to your mobile device easily and will play backing tracks, your fav rock tunes or anything you want to play along with to practice your chops or even record if you any type of basic recording software on your computer. (USB outputs on the back to link up). Some of the effects are half baked but most sound great and are as completely adjustable as they would be if you had the same effects pedal. Also my advice, just by the 30 watt. You’re 100% not going to gig with this.

Buen artículo, muy muy compacto parece uno de 40 watts inclusive más delgado, El sonido es muy bueno! A pesar de ser muy pequeño suena muy fuerte! (Comparado con un line6 spider iv de los mismos watts

PROS: Aesthetics, versatility, sound qualityCONS: Damaged box, difficult firmware updates, Bluetooth connection hiccups, lack of Spotify supportI've been playing guitar for around 20 years. As a teenager and young adult, I played in several bands and my experience with Line 6 back then was that their amps were for beginners or cheapskates. All of the Line 6 amps I had heard had an electronic, almost sythesized sound that I did not care for at all. I was positive I would never own any Line 6 product.Nowadays, I don't play in bands and I'm not even much interested in writing or recording music. I just want to sit down with my guitar once in a while and have a bit of fun playing along to my favorite songs. I also no longer want to deal with a lot of bulky gear, now preferring simplicity and convenience over godlike tone. I thought the AMPLIFI might fit the bill, so I took a chance on it. I'm very pleased to say that I don't even feel like I compromised on tone at all!The 4 pre-loaded tones that it comes with are a bit lackluster, but once you start loading or building other tones and tinkering around, this thing can sound really very good. I'm also impressed by the flexibility and range of tones that can be achieved. I'm confident that this amp could be used for any style of music.There are a lot of user-submitted tones available. Those of which are intended to emulate a particular song's tone can be hit-and-miss, but I find that I can usually get very close without much effort by using them as a starting point and tweaking a bit.I also love that the AMPLIFI has Bluetooth and aux in for jamming along or even just to use as a stereo! With the guitar speaker taking the role of a subwoofer, the sound is quite good.With all that said, I do have some grievances, but I find them minor on the whole and don't take much of my enjoyment away. First off, the box got pretty beat up in shipment. One corner definitely got dropped from a couple feet. But as long as the product itself is undamaged (and it is not), I don't care too much.I also found it a bit difficult to update the firmware on it. This can be done either over Bluetooth and WiFi, or from a computer over a USB connection. I opted for the USB route, thinking it would be easier, quicker and more reliable, but it was more difficult than it should have been. The Line 6 Updater software was failing to complete the update. I tried a few times and it seemed to be giving me slightly different directions every time. Eventually, I figured out that I had to separately download and install a USB driver on my computer for it to detect the AMPLIFI correctly, which the instructions failed to specify anywhere.The Bluetooth connection does cut out sometimes, especially when switching between apps. For this reason, you could consider using a dedicated device for the AMPLIFI Remote app while using something else to control music playback.Sometimes it can be tricky to get volumes right. There basically 3 different volume levels to adjust on the amp: overall level, guitar level, and amp level. Things tend to get suddenly very loud or very quiet when switching between tones.Lastly, I really wish that the app had Spotify support. As far as I can tell, you can only use the tone-matching feature if playing a song through AMPLIFI Remote, which can only play music that is stored directly on your device. It doesn't detect music that has been downloaded to the device through Spotify. Apparently, there is a workaround for this but it doesn't sound particularly straightforward.Despite these drawbacks, I still give it 5 stars. It does everything I need and in a nice, tidy package.

I bought this amp to keep in the house. It looks way less intimidating than regular guitar amps. I can leave it out without making my house look like a practice studio. The interactive app works great form my smartphone and I love how it listens and mimics any guitar sound.

Great product, delivered on time by the seller (thank you). Only one in stock at the time and would recommend Amplifi 150 if available for added volume.

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