recommend room amplifier budget below $300
- Thread starter BloodSolo
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BloodSolo said:also .. a good clean soundanyone can reccomend amplifier then ??? somebody recommend me laney .. peavey ... or roland ... i dont know which one is the good one ... maybe you all can help ... thnx
hi BloodSolo,
u can try out Behringer V-Tone GM108 and GM110 in Simei, or at our booth at the coming TAGS 06. Just let me know.
Prices are here
http://tymusiccenter.com/index.php?cPath=29
rgds
CK
penta-tonic
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haha. u want slashs tone u gotta be willing to pay thousands of dollars on equipment. if it were so easy to get his tone den i suppose he'd be using the same gear under the same budget u have. same with satrianis tone. he doesnt have a pricey amp in his namesake for nothing. u gotta realise this. with limited budget will get u limited stuff.
penta-tonic
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den i suppose u havent heard enough tube amps yet. it sounds nothing like a tube amp should.
penta-tonic
New member
when i started out i knew there was a budget but i will always try my best never to hold back on my spending when it comes to quality gear unless ure willing to sacrifice a good sound for a lower price. but if there is one amp which has pleased me quite a bit in terms of drive and clarity it is the vox ad30vt. i suppose that is somewhere around ur budget. pretty warm tones though.
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also recommended: Roland MicroCUBE, not even $200...
I'm with pentatonic on this.
You want good sounds, get good gear. Bad gear, low on the $ but gives you tone that doesn't inspire, forget it.
You've got your choices laid out for you now.
Plain straightforward amp
Vox Pathfinder 15
Bells & Whistles Amps
Roland Cube30
Roland Microcube (this baby rocks despite its size)
Vox AD30VT
Go google and search this site, there have been reviews and stuff about these amps already. Get an idea of what the amps do/sound and then head do to listen to it yourself. Spend a day. Listened to them all, played them all? Then go home, sleep over it, get out and buy 1.
Those amps are all good practice amps, its just whether
a) Do YOU like it?
b) Do you need efx or not?
c) Do YOU like it?
You want good sounds, get good gear. Bad gear, low on the $ but gives you tone that doesn't inspire, forget it.
You've got your choices laid out for you now.
Plain straightforward amp
Vox Pathfinder 15
Bells & Whistles Amps
Roland Cube30
Roland Microcube (this baby rocks despite its size)
Vox AD30VT
Go google and search this site, there have been reviews and stuff about these amps already. Get an idea of what the amps do/sound and then head do to listen to it yourself. Spend a day. Listened to them all, played them all? Then go home, sleep over it, get out and buy 1.
Those amps are all good practice amps, its just whether
a) Do YOU like it?
b) Do you need efx or not?
c) Do YOU like it?
swissroll11
New member
ZOOM FIRE 30
dun wan the hassle of plugging ur pedalboard.
10" speaker. Gives decent tone.
On board "multi effects"
you have everything in one amp.
dun wan the hassle of plugging ur pedalboard.
10" speaker. Gives decent tone.
On board "multi effects"
you have everything in one amp.
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if you are starting out, need a decent tone & have plans to upgrade soon- just shop around for a pleasant sounding unit. disregard the brand name in this case.
