Hi my name is Joe with Line 6 and today we are here at UniqueSquared and we are going
to talk to you about the Amplifi line of products beginning with the Amplifi 150. The Amplifi
comes in two different flavors: 75 watts and 150 watts. They both give you true stereophonic
audio in full frequency range. So it works well as a playback device in your living room
or as a guitar amp on stage and in rehearsal. It has front panel controls that allow you
to tweak tones once they've been downloaded into the hardware. It's the first guitar cab
on the market that allows a user to Bluetooth stream their audio from their playlist to
the amp and also take advantage of tone matching capabilities via the Amplifi Remote App. It's
a free 20 MB download that you get off the App Store and essentially what it does is
it allows you to access all the music on your i-device. Whatever you have uploaded into
it via iTunes. Any iOS 7 compatible device can take advantage of Amplifi Remote. So let's
take a look at exactly how this works. So you go into your music library and you choose
a track. In this case ACDC track, Back in Black. So as you can tell it's Bluetooth streaming
the audio, it makes the tone recommendation and you're ready to rock. So let's try a different
song here. I go back into the music library. Choose a different artist. Let's try The Eagles
Life in the Fast Lane. So it makes the tone recommendation and you're ready to rock. One more demo. Let's
go back into the music library. Choose a different song. Let's go to something that sounds a
bit more higher gain. Now as you can see here there's other tones so it usually makes the
recommendation of the most highly rated tone. But you can also favorite the tone or experiment
with any of the other tones that users in the community have designed. You get to rate
them. You can even save them to the My Tones folder and use them as your own. On the front
panel controls you see the basic controls for Drive, Bass, Mid, Treble, FX, and Reverb.
They allow you to tweak the sounds once they've been stored in the hardware. These knobs don't
work when the iPad application is up so just make sure that you've stored them to the hardware
and you'll be able to use them. Here's the Bluetooth pairing button that I showed you
where I talked about earlier. And of course you have the volume knob. The volume knob
serves a dual purpose. If it's red LEDs it controls the overall mix but when you press
down on it you are able to control the volume of the guitar in relationship to the streaming
music. Here you also have a Tone button that if you press you can go from one preset to
the next. The amp does come preloaded with four presets from the factory but of course
you can program your own tones via the Amplifi Remote App like I showed you before. Here
you have the Tap Tempo button for control of your time based effects but if you hold
it down for two seconds, the amp goes into tuning mode as you can see right there. On
the back of the amplifier you have a few sets of inputs. You have your headphone outputs.
An auxiliary input so you can connect any external mixer or playback device that you
want. You have the FBV Pedal input for the Shortboard or Express so that you are able
to switch between tones that are programmed in the hardware. Then you have a USB output
for future use. For more information on the Amplifi line of products, check out Line6.com.
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