Product Comparison: Line 6 Spider V 60 vs Marshall Code 50
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General Specifications
Brand
Line 6
Marshall
Model
Spider V 60
Code 50
Origin
China
China
About the Product
Spider V is packed with the extra features you need to take practicing and performing live to the next level. Keep everything sounding great with a built-in tuner. Keep your riffs in time and on point with a metronome.
Jump straight in and explore 100 presets, the CODE50 has all you need to start performing and recording with. 50W of power that’s portable enough for you to practice at home or in the garage. Sync with your phone or online so it’s always with you for those creative moments.
Key Specs
Power Output
60 watts
50 watts
Number Of Channels
1
1
Controls Included
Drive Volume, Volume, Bass, Middle, Treble, Gain, FX Select, Amplifier Models, TAP, Tuner
Preset, Bass, Middle, Treble, Gain, Volume, pre-FX, Amp Model Selector, Effects Selector, Delay, Reverb, Speaker Cabinets
Footswitch Included
No
No
What customers say about "Key Specs"
Line 6 Spider V 60 Guitar Amplifier
- Nice amp with good sound options.
- Good for practice only has very low sound volume.
- Too many buttons, knobs and settings for what should be very simple to achieve.
- Great amp at an awesome price. The presets are very useful.
- It is heavy and rugged of solid construction. All the knobs feel great.
Marshall Code 50 Combo Electric Guitar Ampifier
- Powerful amplifier! It is a sound beast!
- Great amp. Distortion sounds great.
- Perfect size and beautiful sound for me.
- No problems at all! Great deal and size. Nice quality.
- Extremely cool and versatile amp. It had loads of presets.
Size & Weight
Height
16.93 in.
17.3 in.
Width
17.4 in.
20.9 in.
Depth
9.05 in.
11 in.
Weight
20.5 lbs.
29 lbs.
Features
Type
Guitar Amplifier
Guitar Amplifier
Number Of Speakers
1
1
Speaker Size
10 in.
12 in.
Carry Handle(s)
Yes
Yes
Input(s)
Normal, AUX, FBV Pedal
Normal, AUX, Foot switch
Output(s)
Phones, USB
Headphone, USB
Extras
Solid Design, Full-range speakers, Wireless-ready for select Line 6 Relay transmitters, 128 crafted presets, Spider Remote Editor App
Fully Digital Amp, Gateway App, 100 Presets
Compatible With Footswitch
PEDL-91010, PEDL-91009
What customers say about "Features"
Line 6 Spider V 60 Guitar Amplifier
- Awesome product it’s very loud tons of sounds and features.
- Great travel amp and its sounds amazing.
- This Amp is awesome, good price, powerful sound!
- More than enough volume, quiet operation, and plenty of quality, usable tones.
- It is loud and sounds great. Love the flexibility.
Marshall Code 50 Combo Electric Guitar Ampifier
- The Gateway app is decent. Detachable power cord is nice feature.
- Great amp. Loads of features and sounds.
- It is easy to use and has 100 different presets built into the amp.
- The bluetooth is a great feature.
- Sounds incredible, very versatile.
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty
1 year(s)
1 year(s)
Certifications
CE, FCC
CE, FCC
Other Information
Manufacturer
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