Amp Wattage

[Krewpedia]

what amp wattage does it take to do a mini gig for example the one which will fit the school hall and bedroom practices?

 

[fauxhawk]

Lets perform, SMOKE ON THE WATER MAIN RIFF

5 Watt SX Amp

 

[dudelove]

i think a 30w solid state can be sufficient for school hall. mic-ed up even better.

 

[fauxhawk]

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Dude, why do you care anyway? You have just played for 3 months and you wanna perform or something? Bedroom amps are already okay according to what you said to me that time.

 

[EugeneSmasher]

Of course if you're gonna mic it up as well, even a 10 or 15 watt will do, though you'll definitely get more power out of something of a higher wattage. But if not, perhaps a 30 to 50-watt solid-state if you can afford one? A good-sounding solid-state will sound just as good at low volume levels.

 

[dudelove]

Dude, why do you care anyway? You have just played for 3 months and you wanna perform or something? Bedroom amps are already okay according to what you said to me that time.

are u high?? :mrgreen:

 

[fauxhawk]

Rofl

I'm not. I'm his good friend in real life and we learnt guitar at kinda at the same time. He told me that at one point when we hanged out together.

 

[teleplayer]

plug directly into hall's PA system! Haha.

 

[dudelove]

plug directly into hall's PA system! Haha.

are u high?? :mrgreen:

 

[fauxhawk]

LOL yeah and you can get a perfect Kirk Hammett sound from it..

 

[THOA]

are u high?? :mrgreen:

When is he isn't? :mrgreen:

 

[zax]

Dude, why do you care anyway? You have just played for 3 months and you wanna perform or something? Bedroom amps are already okay according to what you said to me that time.

and are you more experienced than him? I mean not many people get ripped off with TGMS hahaha.

 

[zax]

plug directly into hall's PA system! Haha.

another champion here , i hope you're being sarcastic .


get a decent 30 watt amp , mic it up . Simple and sweet .

 

[zax]

Of course if you're gonna mic it up as well, even a 10 or 15 watt will do, though you'll definitely get more power out of something of a higher wattage. But if not, perhaps a 30 to 50-watt solid-state if you can afford one? A good-sounding solid-state will sound just as good at low volume levels.

it will still sound thin , not good for big spaces .

 

[Ized]

from my experience, a fender frontman 25r will work. Served me well during those late jazz nights at blu jazz.

 

[Whitestrat]

are u high?? :mrgreen:

You never try before??? Super shioks for acoustic gigs... Especially if you're like me, and don't own any acoustics, so I depend on my piezos... Wah... school hall PA system... surround sound sia...:mrgreen:

 

[dudelove]

You never try before??? Super shioks for acoustic gigs... Especially if you're like me, and don't own any acoustics, so I depend on my piezos... Wah... school hall PA system... surround sound sia...:mrgreen:

of course have...... but with good quality stuff lehxzx..

 

[fauxhawk]

and are you more experienced than him? I mean not many people get ripped off with TGMS hahaha.

Lol actually I started a few weeks before him. Not much difference and he practices more than me.. I have a valid reason for being scammed by the TGM guitar... Hehe

 

[EugeneSmasher]

Look at it this way, at least you won't be scammed by another $300 TGM again! :mrgreen:

 

[Krewpedia]

look lah, ima left handed guitarist so i take time to research on guitars and which are worth the cash. and other gear like pedals and amps too.
Fauxhawker = does LIMITED Reserach lol.