I had a spider with a cheap celestion 12" speaker about 15 years ago and it sounded great for a solid state amp. It was loud enough for bands too.
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How long have the spiders not sounded like complete garbage?
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Originally posted by Hank- View PostThe only amps that L6 made that were awesome were the flextone vetta & DT series. The spider series was meant for beginners & sounded boring to say the least.
Those days tech21 had the trademark series of amps I believe which were also good. Then came the Peavey Vypry Tube series & Fender Mustangs which were way better beginner amps because they sounded great.
Nowadays there's much wider choice of beginner gear available that's affordable & sounds inspiring.
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Originally posted by TMDLately I have really been liking the Fender modeling amps. The Mustang LT25 is a champ for its size and price, and has a fantastic user interface. The Champion 100 XL is... a... champ... too... in a 100W 2x12 format with a simple dial for selecting the amp model. If I were giving lessons, I would probably use a Mustang LT25.Administrator of the SDUGF
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Not a modeling amp, but have been more than surprised with the Blackstar Fly combos, at roughly $100 bucks for the package a 2- 3inch speaker 6 watt combo with a delay that has some really surprisingly nice tone, wasn't super impressed with the OD channel, but I wasn't expecting even what it was, and if nothing else make for some great laptop speakers
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