Pilot’s Handbook
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Fender, Marshall, Vox, Mesa Boogie, Bogner, Dumble, Roland other amplifier models
are all trademarks of their respective owners, which are in no way associated or
affiliated with Line 6. These trademarks of other manufacturers are used solely for
the purpose of describing certain amplifier tones modeled after some of the most
popular sounds of these classic amps.
CAUTION: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to
Part 15 of FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference,
and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
WARNING: To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do
not expose this appliance to rain or moisture.
“caution!” Please read the information next to
all caution signs.
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The exclamation point within a triangle means
CAUTION: To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do
not remove screws. No user-serviceable parts inside. Refer
servicing to qualified service personnel.
“electrical caution!” It indicates the presence of
information about operating voltage and
potential risks of electrical shock.
Spider Pilot’s Handbook ©1999, Line 6, Inc. Line 6, Spider, POD, Flextone, AX2, Floor Board, and FB4 are trademarks
of Line 6, Inc. All other product trademarks are property of their respective owners.
Guitar Input Impedance 1 MegOhm
Spider 112 Power 50 Watt @ 16 Ohm
Spider 210 Power 2 x 25 Watts @ 8 Ohm
Spider 212 Power 2 x 50 Watts @ 8 Ohm
Maximum Power Consumption 112/210:200 Watt 212:250 Watt
You should read these Important Safety Instructions.
Keep these instructions in a safe place.
Before using your Spider, carefully read the applicable items of these operating instructions and the safety suggestions.
1. Obey all warnings on the amp and in the Spider Manual.
2. Connect only to AC power outlets rated 100-120V or 200-240V 47-63Hz (depending on voltage range of the unit; refer to back panel).
CAUTION: FOR CONTINUED PROTECTION AGAINST RISK OF FIRE REPLACE ONLY WITH SAME TYPE FUSE.
Spider 212: 100/120V Units: T4.0A/125V time-lag fuse. 230V Units: T2.0A/250V time-lag fuse.
Spider 112/210: 100V Units: T2.0A/250V time-lag fuse. 120V Units: T1.6A/250V time-lage fuse. 230V Units: T0.63A/250V time-lag fuse.
3. Do not perform service operations beyond those described in the Spider Manual. Service is required when the apparatus has been
damaged in any way, such as:
• power-supply cord or plug is damaged
• liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus
• the unit has been exposed to rain or moisture
• the unit does not operate normally or changes in performance in a significant way
• the unit is dropped or the enclosure is damaged.
4. The bottom of the metal chassis can get hot during operation. Do not touch during operation or shortly after.
5. Do not place near heat sources, such as radiators, heat registers, or appliances which produce heat. Keep the rear of the unit at least
three inches from walls or other items that might block heat radiation.
6. Do not block any of the ventilation openings or use in an enclosed space.
7. Guard against objects or liquids entering the enclosure. Do not use or place unit near water.
8. Do not step on power cords. Do not place items on top of power cords so that they are pinched or leaned on. Pay particular attention
to the cord at the plug end and the point where it connects to the amp.
9. Unplug the amp when not in use for extended periods of time. Unplug the amp during lightning storms.
10. Clean only with a damp cloth.
11. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the grounding type plug. A grounding type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong.
The third prong is provided for your safety. When the provided plug does not fit into your outlet, consult an electrician for replacement
of the obsolete outlet.
12. Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.
13. Prolonged listening at high volume levels may cause irreparable hearing loss and/or damage. Always be sure to practice “safe listening.”
Introduction
Welcome The Spider....
Thank you for inviting Spider home with you. Spider
mines the tonal heritage of the past forty years of
guitar amplifier design and matches it up with the
kind of digital signal processing magic that will still
be ahead of its time ten years from now – the same
kind of technology as Line 6’s POD, and the Flextone
and AX2 amplifiers.
How does Spider help you create a guitar tone that
is out of this world? Easy! It’s…
Amp Modeling
Well, just what is it, and why is it so important?
(By the way, you filled out the registration card at
the back of this handbook, or did it on the web,
right? Great. Back to our regular program....)
Solid state devices (transistors) are simply unable
to duplicate tube warmth and performance. And
“hybrids” – a tube in a circuit along with a bunch
of transistors – are really a vain attempt at warming
up a transistor-based tone. They fall short in any
comparison to a 100% tube circuit. So that’s it –
tubes or nothin’, right? Well, not any more....
You see, the engineers at Line 6, being quite an
adventurous lot, and totally pumped about this
whole guitar tone thing as well, decided to stock up
on the coffee, bust out the engineering equipment,
and get down to learning everything there is to
know about tubes. Riding high on the caffeine wave,
they began a three-year project to analyze and map
out exactly how different types of tubes respond
under various conditions typical of guitar amplifier
design. How tubes process an input signal, how the
signal is colored and shaped, at what point it begins
to distort, the quality and characteristic of the
distortion – complicated stuff, but all analyzable as
electronic data. A guitar pickup output, after all, is
an electronic signal, and tubes are really just a
complex form of signal processing.
Tubes, we can all agree, are the heart and soul of
every legendary guitar amp and are responsible for
the warm, harmonic-rich tone quality of those amps.
and modern computer measuring gear in the other,
they put these amps through their paces and got
them to give up their secrets.
These engineers distilled forty years of guitar tone
heritage into a revolutionary DSP (digital signal
processing) software-based modeling technology,
which now gives Line 6 the power to create super
silicon-based life forms like Spider: a tonally mindblowing, multi-FX packed, shiny red wonder with
ultimate flexibility for creating awesome guitar tone.
Spin through Spider's six Amp Models to experience
a complete range of classic and cutting edge guitar
tone that only Line 6 technology can deliver.
Now, then– here are a couple of things we want to
be completely crystal clear on:
1. The Line 6 modeling process is a patented,
100% digital software-based technology
exclusive to Line 6.
2. Line 6 Modeling is not sampling, nor is it
solid state; no special guitar, pickup, or cabling
is needed.
The Line 6 crew also assembled a dream collection
of amplifiers recognized by guitarists the world over
as true “tone classics.” With a guitar in one hand,
Smart Control FX
Great amp tone is only part of a great guitar sound.
Effect processing – whether stomp boxes or rack
gear – are also a big part of the story. Your Spider
packs in the power of several of these tone shapers
as well, in its Smart Control FX section.
The delay knob gives you a trio of delay effect choices:
a standard delay, ping pong, and a classic tape echo
emulation. The modulation effect knob lets you
choose between flange, chorus, and tremolo, and for
each of these effects you can choose anything from
a subtle edge of processing to total tone-mangling
overkill. All with one quick spin of the knob. As
you spin, Spider adjusts all the individual aspects of
the effect automatically to give you the range of
sounds you're looking for, without having to mess
with multiple knobs and switches to get your tone.
So you can spend your time making music instead.
And Away We Go
So, now that you know the tonal wonders that lurk
within Spider, it’s time to grab your favorite axe,
plug in, and flip to the handy Quick Start Guide
on the next page....
Plug In Here
1
Channel Memories
Four programmable channels come pre-loaded with great factory presets. Press
9
one of these buttons to hear them. To store your own “snapshot” of all knob
positions (except Master Volume), press and hold one of these four buttons for
three seconds. The light blinks when the save is complete.
To copy from one channel to another, press the button for the channel you want
to copy from; now press and hold the button of the channel you want to copy
to until the light blinks. Now that’s some easy to use technology in action.
AMP MODELS
GUITAR
Amp Models
Spin this knob to select one of six Amp
2
Models. All the other Spider controls will
automatically be set to sound great with that
Amp Model, so you can just play!
Tone Controls
Drive is like the volume or gain knob on other amps; controls how much “dirt” you get in your sound.
3
Bass, Mid, and Treble controls are customized for each Amp Model to give you optimal tonal control.
Foot Control & Headphone/Line Out
Plug in a Line 6 Floor Board for channel switching, effects on/off control, wah & volume pedals, 8 more
8
channel memories, a chromatic tuner, and tap tempo for delays. Or an FB4 for channel switching and tap only.
Listen in stereo with headphones, or use this as a direct out for recording! (If you need a mono out, use a stereo-
to-dual mono Y-adaptor rather than plugging mono straight in here, to avoid shorting your Spider's power amps).
BLUES
TWANG
CLEAN
CRUNCH
INSANE
CHAN A DCB
RECTO
DRIVE BASS MID TREBLE CHAN VOL
4
Channel Volume
Generally, set this on max. It lets you
balance the volumes of different ampand-effect setups that you store in your
Spider’s channels. See 9 for the lowdown on channels.
TAP to set delay time (see 5). See Tap “Extra” Functions (later in this handbook)
to learn how to use TAP to get a boost of Presence, Distortion, or Volume.
SMART CONTROL FX
TAPE ECHO
DELAY
OFF
TAP
PING PONG
REVERB MASTER POWER
6
FLANGE
5
CHORUS
OFF
Smart Control FX
Spin one of these knobs to get great FX, fast and easy:
Knob 1 picks flange, chorus or tremolo, with a range of
settings – from subtle to overpowering – for each effect.
Knob 2 picks delay, ping pong or a virtual tape echo,
with the same concept of a range of settings – in this
case from low volume to high. Tap the TAP button to
set the delay time.
TREMOLO
PEDAL
Reverb
Dial up more or
less virtual room.
Master Volume
You can choose the overall
7
volume of the amplifier,
without affecting your tone.
50 WATTS
x
2
10" STEREO
STEREO PHONES & FX
PHONES
Amp Model Details
Clean. Select this Amp Model and adjust the tone
controls to get classic Fender-style clean tones,
great jazz tones, and all the high end shimmer you
need. This Amp Model incorporates some of the
rich tonal character of a very high end amp – the
Dumble. This Amp Model provides a much wider
range of tone control than these other amps, with
a generous bottom end. Dial up a little chorus and
delay and you’ve got the ultimate clean sound!
Twang. This model draws on our analysis of the
'60s Fender blackface Deluxe amps and the '50s
Fender Bassman (it includes the classic Fender
glassy high end, plus the snap and bite of these
vintage amps). Things don’t really get too crunchy
until you get to the top range of the Drive knob.
The tone controls provide more range than the
blackface Deluxe or Bassman.
Blues. This tone is based on the '65 Marshall
JTM-45 Bluesbreaker but incorporates wider range
tone controls. Once you get into higher Drive
settings, this Amp Model begins to transition into
a variant of the Budda Twinmaster (another high
end boutique amp) for sweeter overdrive tonality.
Crunch. This sound was crafted during our studies
of the '68 50 Watt Marshall Plexi. But unlike the
Plexi, Spider’s Crunch provides more wide-ranging
tone controls. With the Plexi, once you’re
overdriven, the tone controls really don’t do much,
but the Spider will allow you to scoop out the mids
even at the highest Drive settings.
Recto. This began as our version of the Mesa Boogie
Dual Rectifier. For Spider, we made careful
enhancements to this classic tone. The resulting
Amp Model has a definite modern Boogie flavor,
but it's more warm and “fat.” Listen for the big,
resonant large cabinet punch that's another important
part of this sound’s massive impact. Sort of like a
4x12" that’ll fit in a Volkswagen. Fahrvegnügen
™
Insane. Our goal here was to provide you with as
much input gain distortion as possible short of
complete meltdown. You get ridiculous, rich tube
drive to shame the distortion of pretty much any
other amp on the planet (sort of like the Rectifier
with a distortion pedal), while still retaining tonal
definition and character. As a result, you get way
more bottom end and cabinet character than other
small amps, and, just like the other Spider Amp
Models, tons of wide-ranging tone shaping. Crank
up the Drive control and take no prisoners!
!
Optional Foot Control for Spider
Floor Board. This foot controller lets you channel
switch between Spider’s four channels, plus gives
you two more banks of four channels for a total of
12 memory locations when used with your Spider.
A wah pedal with Crybaby-style toe down on/off
switch, and a volume pedal are also built in. There
are also effect on/off switches for turning on and
off your flange/chorus/tremolo, delay, and reverb,
plus the same “extra” functions that you can get to
by holding down the Tap button on the Spider’s
front panel (distortion, volume boost, and presence
boost). And a chromatic digital tuner to complete
the package.
While the tuner is active, turn Spider’s mid knob
to set the tuning reference from A=436 to A=445Hz.
With the Floor Board connected, Spider stores
channels into the currently selected bank. So, if
you have bank 2 selected and press Spider's B button
to store, you store into bank 2, channel B. Bank 1
is the same as the 4 channels accessible directly
from Spider without the Floor Board.
FB4. This simple controller lets you switch between
Spider’s 4 channels, and tap your delay speeds.
Either the Floor Board or the FB4 can be connected
to the Pedal input jack, on the right side of the
Spider’s front panel, with a special cable that also
carries power from the amp to the pedal, so no separate
power supply is required for the pedal. Lights on the
pedals let you know what’s happening, and the steel
stomp switches and sturdy chassis are built to take
the punishment of life on the road with your Spider.
FLEXTONE: TAP LIT BUTTON FOR TAP TEMPO / HOLD LIT BUTTON FOR MANUAL
Tap Button “Extra” Functions
The Tap Tempo button, in addition to setting the
speed of your delay effects, also lets you access a few
extra Spider features: a Presence Boost, a Volume
Boost, a Drive Boost, and a built-in Noise Gate (the
first three are also all accessible via the optional
Floor Board foot controller). When you hold down
the Tap Tempo button, you can use some of Spider’s
knobs to access these extra features. These settings
are rembered if you store the sound in a channel.
Here’s the detail:
Boost - A
Hold down, and keep holding down, the Tap button
as you turn the Channel Volume knob up past twelve
o’clock, and a Volume Boost kicks in. This boosts
volume without extra ‘dirt’ – like for a lead boost.
This is the same as kicking on Drive/Boost at the
Floor Board. As you do this, the Channel B light
comes on if you turn the Drive Boost on.
Distortion - B
Hold down, and keep holding down, the Tap button
as you turn the Drive knob up past twelve o’clock,
and you get the kind of extra ‘dirt’ that you’d expect
from a Distortion pedal with the distortion control
set low and the output control set high. It boosts
your guitar signal before it reaches the Amp Model,
so that you hit the model harder and get a more
distorted sound. This is just the same as kicking on
Distortion at the optional Floor Board foot controller.
As you do this, Spider’s Channel A light comes on
if you turn the Distortion on.
Presence - C
Hold down, and keep holding down, Tap as you turn
the Treble knob up past twelve o’clock, and you get
a Presence boost, brightening your tone. Same as
the EQ boost on the Floor Board. As you do this,
the Channel C light comes on if you turn the
Presence “circuit” on.
Noise Gate - D
Hold down, and keep holding down, Tap as you turn
the Reverb knob up past twelve o’clock, and you
turn on a built-in Noise Gate, which helps to cut
down on hiss and noise. As you do this, the Channel
D light comes on if you turn the Gate on.
Special Hidden Functions
• When you select an Amp Model, Spider
automatically sets its tone controls and effects to match
that Amp Model. You can disable the auto-FX selection
(but not tone control auto-selection) by powering up
Spider with the Channel D button held. The autoselection is re-enabled next time you power up.
• Want to know where your Spider’s controls are
set in the programmed channels? Hold – and keep
holding – the Tap button. Now, before you do anything
else, turn the Amp Models knob. This activates
Spider’s “Compare” mode. Now turn any knob other
than Amp Model and Master Volume, and the
channel lights will tell you whether you need to turn
that knob up (Channel A lights) or down (Channel
D lights) to match the stored setting. The Channel
B & C lights will be lit at the same time once the
knob position matches the stored setting exactly.
• You can reset your Spider’s programmable channels
to their factory-programmed states by holding down
the Channel A button as you turn on the power.
Warning: This will erase ALL custom sounds you
might have created. Ask yourself, “Do I really
want to do this?” If your answer is yes, then go
on ahead with your bad self.
Customer Service
If you have a question about your Spider and you
are in the USA or Canada, you can contact Line 6
at (805) 379-8900, 8AM to 5:30 PM Monday
through Friday (Pacific Time) and request the
Product Support department (or email them at
support@line6.com). You may also find helpful
information on the Support page of the Line 6 web
site (www.line6.com).
Before contacting Product Support, please take the
time to read through this publication to see if it can
answer your questions. If you do need to contact
Product Support, you will need to tell them your
serial number (which is on a sticker on the back of
the amp). It might also help to take some notes for
yourself before you call, to insure that you remember
everything you want to ask about.
Details of your Spider’s warranty are at the end of
this handbook. If you are outside the USA and
Canada, please contact your distributor directly to
arrange service for your Spider. The list of Line 6
distributors is available on the Internet at
www.line6.com.
Programmer's Sheet - Draw lines in knob circles to note your favorite settings.
NOTES:
AMP MODELS
GUITAR PHONES
BLUES
TWANG
CLEAN
CHAN A DCB
CRUNCH
RECTO
INSANE
DRIVE BASS MID TREBLE CHAN VOL
NOTES:
AMP MODELS
GUITAR PHONES
BLUES
TWANG
CLEAN
CHAN A DCB
CRUNCH
RECTO
INSANE
DRIVE BASS MID TREBLE CHAN VOL
NOTES:
AMP MODELS
GUITAR PHONES
BLUES
TWANG
CLEAN
CHAN A DCB
CRUNCH
RECTO
INSANE
DRIVE BASS MID TREBLE CHAN VOL
NOTES:
AMP MODELS
GUITAR PHONES
BLUES
TWANG
CLEAN
CHAN A DCB
CRUNCH
RECTO
INSANE
DRIVE BASS MID TREBLE CHAN VOL
NOTES:
AMP MODELS
GUITAR PHONES
BLUES
TWANG
CLEAN
CHAN A DCB
CRUNCH
RECTO
INSANE
DRIVE BASS MID TREBLE CHAN VOL
Photocopy this page, so you can assembly a whole library of your own settings.
CHORUS
FLANGE
OFF
CHORUS
FLANGE
OFF
CHORUS
FLANGE
OFF
CHORUS
FLANGE
OFF
CHORUS
FLANGE
OFF
SMART CONTROL FX
TAPE ECHO TAP
DELAY
OFF
TREMOLO
SMART CONTROL FX
TAPE ECHO TAP
DELAY
OFF
TREMOLO
SMART CONTROL FX
TAPE ECHO TAP
DELAY
OFF
TREMOLO
SMART CONTROL FX
TAPE ECHO TAP
DELAY
OFF
TREMOLO
SMART CONTROL FX
TAPE ECHO TAP
DELAY
OFF
TREMOLO
PEDAL
PING PONG
REVERB MASTER POWER
PEDAL
PING PONG
REVERB MASTER POWER
PEDAL
PING PONG
REVERB MASTER POWER
PEDAL
PING PONG
REVERB MASTER POWER
PEDAL
PING PONG
REVERB MASTER POWER
Presets - These are the factory settings for your Spider Amp Models:
AMP MODELS
GUITAR PHONES
BLUES
TWANG
CLEAN
AMP MODELS
GUITAR PHONES
BLUES
TWANG
CLEAN
AMP MODELS
GUITAR PHONES
BLUES
TWANG
CLEAN
AMP MODELS
GUITAR PHONES
BLUES
TWANG
CLEAN
AMP MODELS
GUITAR PHONES
BLUES
TWANG
CLEAN
AMP MODELS
GUITAR PHONES
BLUES
TWANG
CLEAN
CHAN A DCB
CRUNCH
RECTO
INSANE
DRIVE BASS MID TREBLE CHAN VOL
CHAN A DCB
CRUNCH
RECTO
INSANE
DRIVE BASS MID TREBLE CHAN VOL
CHAN A DCB
CRUNCH
RECTO
INSANE
DRIVE BASS MID TREBLE CHAN VOL
CHAN A DCB
CRUNCH
RECTO
INSANE
DRIVE BASS MID TREBLE CHAN VOL
CHAN A DCB
CRUNCH
RECTO
INSANE
DRIVE BASS MID TREBLE CHAN VOL
CHAN A DCB
CRUNCH
RECTO
INSANE
DRIVE BASS MID TREBLE CHAN VOL
CHORUS
FLANGE
OFF
CHORUS
FLANGE
OFF
CHORUS
FLANGE
OFF
CHORUS
FLANGE
OFF
CHORUS
FLANGE
OFF
CHORUS
FLANGE
OFF
SMART CONTROL FX
TAPE ECHO TAP
DELAY
OFF
TREMOLO
SMART CONTROL FX
TAPE ECHO TAP
DELAY
OFF
TREMOLO
SMART CONTROL FX
TAPE ECHO TAP
DELAY
OFF
TREMOLO
SMART CONTROL FX
TAPE ECHO TAP
DELAY
OFF
TREMOLO
SMART CONTROL FX
TAPE ECHO TAP
DELAY
OFF
TREMOLO
SMART CONTROL FX
TAPE ECHO TAP
DELAY
OFF
TREMOLO
The factory settings for the Channel memories are the same as these Amp Model presets as follows:
A - Clean B - Twang C - Recto D - Insane
250ms
PEDAL
PING PONG
REVERB MASTER POWER
100ms
PEDAL
PING PONG
REVERB MASTER POWER
350ms
PEDAL
PING PONG
REVERB MASTER POWER
150ms
PEDAL
PING PONG
REVERB MASTER POWER
150ms
PEDAL
PING PONG
REVERB MASTER POWER
450ms
PEDAL
PING PONG
REVERB MASTER POWER
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