Good Affordable Practise AMP

mcuosver

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Hi,wanna get some recommendations on good and not-so-pricey amps with excellent cleans,cos' I'm gonna be running through a multi effects unit,so just need good cleans!!Mainly for use in bedroom-practise!!But would be great if multi-purpose!:twisted:
I've been suggested amps such as:
-Sound Drive SG-10 (from Standard Value)
-Vox Pathfinder 15R
 
hmmm,given that i'm going to run my gear through a multi effects unit,the Roland probably wouldn't be that suitable since I can get all the effects(reverb,tremolo etc.) it offers from my mfx.
 
huh. you dont know your gear well.
and another thing i realise is that you have been creating so many damn posts,
and frankly, its time to do your own homework.

the roland cube has very decent cleans and thats why its so highly recommended
 
huh. you dont know your gear well.
and another thing i realise is that you have been creating so many damn posts,
and frankly, its time to do your own homework.

the roland cube has very decent cleans which in would be able to run your multi effects through it, so why cant it?

because having an amp with built-in effects on top of a multi effects unit that has the SAME effects = waste of money?you're not going to be using effects from both equipment,are you?
 
you dont get it dont you. it has very awesome cleans, hence its very compatible with multi effects.

lol.still seeing only the one side of things,eh?you are still too stubborn to see that spending money on an amp,while has excellent cleans,but has the same effects as your multi effects is just a waste.you can already get those effects from a $200-worth multi effects unit so why buy an amp that has those same effects just because it has good cleans?my family doesn't run a bank,sorry.
 
they are micro mini stack, the micro mini 1/2 stack is model ms 2 if i remember correctly, can go call davis guitar or drop by to test.
 
lol.still seeing only the one side of things,eh?you are still too stubborn to see that spending money on an amp,while has excellent cleans,but has the same effects as your multi effects is just a waste.you can already get those effects from a $200-worth multi effects unit so why buy an amp that has those same effects just because it has good cleans?my family doesn't run a bank,sorry.

facepalm.

greg or jon or morgan or zach or somebody save me.
 
lol.still seeing only the one side of things,eh?you are still too stubborn to see that spending money on an amp,while has excellent cleans,but has the same effects as your multi effects is just a waste.you can already get those effects from a $200-worth multi effects unit so why buy an amp that has those same effects just because it has good cleans?my family doesn't run a bank,sorry.

I hate people like you. Are you here to learn or to show how deep your head is stuck up your ass?

Problem one: A fellow musician is attempting to tell you that the Roland is GOOD WITH EXTERNAL MULTI-EFX, because it has a good CLEAN, NEUTRAL TONE. Why not pull your head out of your behind and see another side of things, since you're so brilliant at pointing out such things.

I gave some honest and down-to-earth response to your other thread, so problem number two; Why the bloody hell are you spamming? Got nothing better to do during your school holidays?

If you intend to be treated with respect and to learn something on this forum, I suggest you start learning some manners and humility. I think you owe the other guy an apology. He was just trying to be helpful.
 
lol.still seeing only the one side of things,eh?you are still too stubborn to see that spending money on an amp,while has excellent cleans,but has the same effects as your multi effects is just a waste.you can already get those effects from a $200-worth multi effects unit so why buy an amp that has those same effects just because it has good cleans?my family doesn't run a bank,sorry.

facepalm.

greg or jon or morgan or zach or somebody save me.

i facepalm'd too...

Look mcuosver, the reason he's recommending this amp to you is REALLY because it has good cleans. Also, the same effects from your practise amp and your multi effects unit will not sound the same, will it?

By the way, it was pretty rude of you to write that sort of shit, especially when he was trying to offer advice. He's bloody trying to help you ffs.:mad:
 
I hate people like you. Are you here to learn or to show how deep your head is stuck up your ass?

Problem one: A fellow musician is attempting to tell you that the Roland is GOOD WITH EXTERNAL MULTI-EFX, because it has a good CLEAN, NEUTRAL TONE. Why not pull your head out of your behind and see another side of things, since you're so brilliant at pointing out such things.

I gave some honest and down-to-earth response to your other thread, so problem number two; Why the bloody hell are you spamming? Got nothing better to do during your school holidays?

If you intend to be treated with respect and to learn something on this forum, I suggest you start learning some manners and humility. I think you owe the other guy an apology. He was just trying to be helpful.

dear revelt, im sorry that i de repped you a long time back, you have proved to me with your recent posts in the 2012 thread and this that you are indeed a like minded individual like me, will up you once i get my power back, or rather account back:cool:
 
lol.still seeing only the one side of things,eh?you are still too stubborn to see that spending money on an amp,while has excellent cleans,but has the same effects as your multi effects is just a waste.you can already get those effects from a $200-worth multi effects unit so why buy an amp that has those same effects just because it has good cleans?my family doesn't run a bank,sorry.

Since that's the case, you can consider the Vox AC-4TV. Or maybe try going to challenger and look at those speakers. You will need an adaptor to connect your multi effects to the speaker. No point getting amps with a drive channel since it's a waste of money... oh well. :roll:

On a side note, you are also quite subjective.
 
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