One of the things about amp modelers that intimidates some folks is all the buttons and especially all the menus. It can be hard to find the settings you need quickly, and adjusting them in real time? Forget about it!

Not so with Line 6's DuoVerb! Not only does it include 16 models covering some of the coolest, most toneful amps in guitar playing history, it allows you to run two of them at the same time - either combined in one speaker or split between two speakers for the ultimate stereo rig! The amp models should be fairly self-explanatory from the photo, but you can also dig up the owner's manual online and get all the details.

What I loved about this amp is it is JUST THE AMPS - no fiddly effects, no screens - it has everything you need and nothing you don't. The controls are simple, intelligently laid out, and easy to use.

The Line 6 logo has long since been removed and replaced by the sticker you see in the photo.

This sale includes not one but TWO footswitches. The two-button "Amp I - Amp II" switch allows you to switch between two models (the top row or the bottom) on the fly, but the real gem here is the included FBV Shortboard, which adds a ton of usability to the amp. With the Shortboard, you can access a wah effect (the pedal functions as a volume pedal until you click the button, just like a regular wah pedal), a tuner, the ability to turn the reverb on and off, select between Amp I or Amp II, select between Blending or Splitting the amps, engaging or disengaging the effects loop, and here's the capper - HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS OF PRESETS stored inside! I'm even going to leave all my presets in place - who knows, you might love them! If not, it's easy to create and store your own presets. (It's fun, too!)

As you can see in the photos, the FBV Shortboard comes with a soft carrying case and a nice, long ethernet cable you'll need to connect it to the amp. (No other cables are included in this sale - you'll need to dig up your own power and speaker cables.) It is marked up thanks to years of regularly gigging this amp, but everything works 100%. The two-button footswitch has adhesive residue on the bottom from when it was attached to a pedalboard.

Check out the attached video - that's not me, but that guy has the same amp and the same pedals, so you can really see what it sounds and operates like.

While this amp isn't terribly heavy, it is a full-sized head, and I'll have to buy a box to put it in. I also anticipate having to send the footswitches in their own box, so that's the reason for the elevated shipping cost. I will refund any shipping overage promptly. An in-person exchange would be ideal, and I'll meet you within 100 miles of Richmond, Virginia, to do an in-person exchange.