Line 6 calls the newest addition to their LowDownT line of bass amplifiers the LowDown Studio 110. Physically, the LowDown Studio 110 amp is just a 1-foot cube cabinet with 75-watts of power and a custom-designed 10-inch speaker.

Virtually, the Studio 110 has four essential bass amp models plus a bass synth that'll cover all the bases (bad pun there) from classic funk to modern rock. Other features not always found on other bass amps include: a vintage-modeled studio compressor, practice headphone jack, a CD/MP3 input jack for jamming along with your iPod and/or CD album collection, a line level pre-amp output jack, and a studio quality XLR direct out with Line 6's exclusive Bass POD amp and cab modeling.

Line 6 also has several other LowDown amplifier variants--all with more power to suit any gig. The LowDown Studio 110 (as described above) is $349 MSRP; the heftier LowDown LD150 (1x12 and 150-watts) w/tilt-back monitor design is $399; the LowDown LD175 (1x15 w/horn and 175-watts sells for $499; and finally, the LowDown LD300 Pro (1x15 w/horn and 300-watts) is $599. For more information, visit www.line6.com.