spikei

Hi, very tempted to get one of these, look very versatile and sound very good. so if any of you have experience of them please let me know, good or bad.
thanks
spike

rockinr0ll

I liked it played at Guitar Center for like 10 minutes couldn't tell you the longevity or how it sounds cranked up loud. I remembering it sounding a lot smoother then my Marshall AVT. Have you tried to go and try one out yourself, they are everywhere.

Shawn Fate

dont know, but my bogner uberschall will be here friday.

mcconnachiea

Uberschall????

Aww damn, I just creamed myself

spikei

hi, not much chance of trying one out in my neighbour hood, so if one of you guys has or has had one let us know wot u fink.
thanks

rockinr0ll

I would get one, they are good.

mcconnachiea

Yeah, but you would have to have the city you live in reconstructed every time you use it

rockinr0ll

lol that was actually pretty funny!

mindstealer

I own one and I can get pretty decent sounds out of it. You will be severely disappointed if you are expecting it to sound like something other than a Line 6 amp, but as far as that goes the sounds go it sounds very organic and has very decent mid and gain tones. I can get very nice 80's metal tones out of it.

spikei

cdef527, your point is ? and how does it help with this thread. I'm am trying to find out if this amp is worth shredding £500 squid on and i don't get wtfy is talking about.
spike

spikei

hi, went for a line 6 x3 live in the end, i have four good amps (Marshall, Vintage Modern, Tsl 60, Vst 100, artist 30) so couldn't make my mind up and thought why get another amp,(small house) so time to have some fun.
mike

spikei

oh well the x 3 live isn't doing it for me, so I'm back on the trail for a amp again, so if anybody can add to this thread please do. is the line 6 bogner valve any good ?

tbwrench

I played one but preferred the Vox valvrtronix head. The sounds were much more accurate, not mushy. I actually have a vox vt100 2x12 combo that I run through a mesa recto 4x12 bottom and wouldn't hesitate to use it to gig with. It has every sound you could want in my opinion. The marshall sounds are very good, it has mesa, soldano, old vox , old fender and more. I am very impressed with it. It is as loud as my 2204.
hope that helps, tbw

spikei

thanks tbwrench, very reasonably priced as well is the vox vt 100, something else to think about.

thrawn86

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bro blue

I have played one and I was underwhelmed. It does a lot, but it doesn't do anything spectacularly, IMHO. After the newness wears off, and the cool factor drops, I think you might be disappointed if you already own decent tube amps.

JamesD

I have the HD100 on top of a 1960A cab, running at 4 ohms, and the Bogner Line6 head really sounds awesome. A lot of the presets are crap, but some are very good; dialing in your own sound is where this amp really shines. Believe it or not, and I know you guys are going to hate this, but I'm able to dial in tones that I prefer over my DSL. The only amp I'm not able to simulate tone-wise with the Bogner Line6 is the VintageModern - that head is a one-off masterpiece in my opinion.

Honestly, with the BL6 you can create organic, textured tones that will cause you to reconsider the way you look at amplification. Running through the 1960A cab, this head is punchy, crunchy, glassy clean, full bodied... it's an awesome amp. The new MKII model has even more features, including a looper. How could you go wrong?

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