love_replicate
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not very sure but i think you go here http://soft.com.sg/forum/buy-sell/ ^^ cheers
FYI. Digital amps are either solid state or hybrid with digital effects. I've never come across a digital tube amp. x.X
omg i seriously cannot wait for evil o to be over Dsorry digressed lol)
what its 7 weeks only already?me too. But i still jamming despite it being in 7 weeks
Well in my opnion, you don't have to buy a Big and Expensive amps for like 3k.
Because, when you are performing in Gigs or outdoors, you cant bring that gigantic amp with you. Furthermore, You cant play that loud in your HDB as the police might come knocking on your door ^_^. I think buying a better quality guitar is better as it comes with you when you are giging or performing. Quality of sound is important too, Fender, Gibson, Ibanez. Three of the best. Magnificent sound and guitar quality. Won't regret having one. You could also use a pedal. Why not buy a BOSS GT-8 or zoom G 9.2tt? Lol thats just an opinion though. Good luck ! =)
Since we're at this topic can i ask... Which is the better choice? A Roland cube 30 or a Vox VT30? Considering that they are 2nd hand at the same price of aprox. $250
Well in my opnion, you don't have to buy a Big and Expensive amps for like 3k.
Because, when you are performing in Gigs or outdoors, you cant bring that gigantic amp with you. Furthermore, You cant play that loud in your HDB as the police might come knocking on your door ^_^. I think buying a better quality guitar is better as it comes with you when you are giging or performing. Quality of sound is important too, Fender, Gibson, Ibanez. Three of the best. Magnificent sound and guitar quality. Won't regret having one. You could also use a pedal. Why not buy a BOSS GT-8 or zoom G 9.2tt? Lol thats just an opinion though. Good luck ! =)
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uhm psst btw i forgot to tell you guys, i like hide a lot, but i like sugizo a lot lot. <: *hint*
I'm not that sure but anything above 50 watts is pretty big and loud and $$$. Plus, I THINK solid state amps wouldn't need to be cranked to get a good tone out it. Those are tube amps. The point of the a power attenuator is allow you to push the tube amp's volume to get the good tone out of the tubes but keep the actual volume you hear reasonable for bedroom levels. I'm not 100% on this, you might want to ask in your thread.
Personally i would just stick to at most 50watts, and not waste money on an attenuator. I rather buy pedals or other stuff instead.
omg o level in 1 month.
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