| Line 6 Low Down Studio 110 Amp |  | Brand: Line 6
Category: Musical Instruments
List Price: $419.99
Buy New: $299.99
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Rating:  5 reviews
Sales Rank: 12,207
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One of the first bass amps from Line 6, the Low Down Studio 110 Combo Bass Amp delivers an incredible array of dialed-in, stage-perfected bass tones. While most bass combos focus on volume and clean tone, LowDown offers 5 must-have effects and five killer bass amp models that cover everything from funk to classic rock and beyond. Plus, the oversized, high-speed power amp has incredible articulation and bottom end punch that s ideal for live or studio work. The LowDown delivers five carefully cra
MPN: 99-015-0505
Model: 99-015-0505
UPC: 614252002813
EAN: 0614252002813
ASIN: B000L9JRKE
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| Features:
| • | 5 incredible bass amp models: clean, r&b, rock, brit and grind | | • | 5 essential bass effects: synth, compressor, envelope filter, octaver, and chorus | | • | Deep switch with special tone shaping for supreme fatness | | • | XLR direct out with exclusive bass pod modeling | | • | Foot switch jack for FBV express or FBV shortboard |
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Product Description
The Line 6 LowDown Studio 110 delivers four carefully crafted amp models that can take you from vintage punch to modern grind with ultimate portability.You also get a full-time opto compressor modeled after* the studio-standard LA-2A Compressor.Once you create your own custom sound, you can save it and instantly recall it anytime.Line 6 LowDown Bass AmpsLOWDOWN Finally, there's a line of bass combos that give you great tone, performance, and flexibility all at an incredible price! While most bass combos focus on volume and clean tone, LowDown amps offer five must-have effects and five killer bass amp models, that cover everything from funk to classic rock and beyond. Plus, the oversized, high-speed power amp has incredible articulation and bottom end punch that's ideal for live or studio work. The first ever line of bass amps from Line 6, LowDown delivers an incredible array of dialed-in, stage-perfected bass tones.Amazing Tone On Stage and In The Studio!The XLR Direct Output was designed for recording or sending your sound to a house sound system when you're playing live. This output utilizes Line 6's exclusive A.I.R. processing which has made Line 6 products like POD the undisputed standard for direct recording. Whether you're playing a gig in a club or rushing off to a recording session, this POD based direct out will give you huge, mic'd amp tone everywhere you go!Line 6 LowDown Studio 110 Features4 Incredible Bass Amp Models: Clean, R&B, Rock, and GrindSynth BassFull-time Opto CompressorXLR Direct Out With Line 6's exclusive A.I.R. processingPre Amp Out4 Programmable Model MemoriesHeadphone OutJam Along CD/MP3 1/8-inch Input10" Speaker75 WattsDimensions: 24 lbs, 12 x 12 x 12 inchesAmp ModelsCleanInspired by* the
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Good as Many said it would be! April 15, 2008
katsuboi (Honolulu, HI)
4 out of 5 found this review helpful
I bought this amp a month ago, and yup, it packs a punch. I actually have to turn it down when I play it at my church. I like the R&B and the Clean. The Synth is pretty crazy stuff. The Rock definately has that tone, the Grind I don't really have a need for.
When using my headphones I'ts hard to hear the different tones, but I'm pretty sure I just need to get a better pair. I don't fully understand how the cabinet simulater and line out feature differ. I am glad the power cable disconnects.
Overall lightweight, durable, and great options for the buck. I researched amps for awhile before buying and this one stood out above many others. I luckily got to try one at a music store before I bought it online.
I've only been playing bass for about a 1 1/2 years, and am sure I will come to appreciate this amp more as I improve.
great little amp September 18, 2009
Tod Pike (Pittsburgh, PA United States)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I bought this amp recently to replace the Fender BSX 60 amp that I've been using. I was looking for an amp that was easier to carry around but still had a good sound. The Line6 had good reviews online, so I ordered it without even trying one out in person.
After using the amp in rehearsals with the two groups I play with, I couldn't be happier. The amp has plenty of volume for the spaces I play in, and using the XLR out into the PA system worked great. I've spent some time playing with the settings to get a good sound, and after modifying the "Rock" model I have achieved a nice, punchy, sound that works well. People in both groups say that the amp sounds great and really cuts through the mix.
While this amp will never replace a large one for really high volume/power playing, I think that for practice, or playing in places that have a PA or good acoustics, this amp will satisfy your needs.
Fabulous little bass amp! December 21, 2009
Stephen W. Kerekes
I've played this litle amp in two large room settings for the last year...my church worship space (nice multi-purpose room 100x70) and a prison gymnasium and I had to constantly turn it down and keep from playing too loud! Great simple tones and features and extremely portable! Great for small to medium venues, church bands and traveling situations.
great amp July 5, 2010
Stuart Olson (Austin Texas)
I bought this because I was looking for the vintage ampeg sound in a movable package. I love the ampeg svt sound on the line 6 amp. I don't know how close the sound is to the real sound. But it's a sound that fits my music well (roots rock, older country, blues, soul) and I don't need a pair of NFL lineman to move it.
 It's OK November 19, 2009
Paul Wake (Utah)
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
I'm a little surprised at the reviews saying this amp is plenty loud. It doesn't seem very loud to me. For a practice amp, it's OK. The various amp models are handy, I suppose, but not as useful as say, a number of guitar amp models are on a guitar amp. One of them is a hidden model, rather than something on the knob; you have to know which buttons to push to replace one amp model with the hidden one. The manual explains that. The synth seemed more like a fun toy than something I could get consistently good effects out of. Volume varies a lot between the amp models on the 110. If Amazon's current price is good for this amp, it's a very compact but decent practice amp, or (as the name suggests) studio amp or performance amp as long as you're running it into a larger system.
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