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"If you're like us, you were jealous of everyone who had a Line 6 Spider. If you're like the people that had a Line 6 Spider, we were jealous of you. Fast forward some years, modeling amps have only improved in quality. Some, like the Fender Tonemaster line, impeccably model ONE amp. Others, like this Boss Katana, improve upon the imagination of the Line 6-type and offer users a wide array of effects (Boss Effects!). Listen up as Cooper and Chris discuss the inevitable improvements in processing, sound quality, and versatility in modeling amps as they compare the Spider and Katana."
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