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Originally Posted by holy-reverb!!
Thats because your line 6 is solid state (tube is always louder than solid state, or sounds louder), unless its some weird model that i havnt yet seen. I dont like like 6, but love Fender. I have two fender amps, both vintage and love them. Your deville is most likely an early 90s model. Fender just put out these tweed ones again last year, before they were just black and a few specials in for example, green. I played a gig with a deville a few months ago and was very nice. You should maybe think about replacing or rebiasing the amp before recording, it will do a great deal. Have fun with it and good luck recording.
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Yeah, I've heard that tube is louder, and the Line 6 only has one 12" so that's a difference there too, and it's a big difference. I only need to turn the Fender up to 2 1/2.
We're gonna be recording ourselves, and I'm dead broke so retubing/rebiasing won't happen. I had an old Fender PS300 bass head (their answer to the svt in the late 70's) that I paid $300 for. When I had it retubed/rebiased, it cost me the price I paid for it. Then I got rid of it. That head weighed around 80 pounds!