Guitar Amp

I would only buy a marchal or a line 6 the rest is crap😛

Originally posted by LordOfTheChessboard
I would only buy a marchal or a line 6 the rest is crap😛

I have a Fender M10 with an Ibanez Roadstar series II
and a wee Marshall for my acoustic Roundback Orbit.
Very very happy with sounds and didn't cost the earth.
Manages most hall size & pubs venues easily.

Vox powered the beatles through most of the sixties.. nice gear.

I play an Epiphone SG Les Paul Custom with triple humbuckers and this is the amp of choice for me:

http://www.guitarsuperstore.com/product.asp?IntID=349&strManufacturer=Marshall%20JCM2000%20DSL100

I cannot describe the simply gorgeous sound it makes nor the level of tone options you can generate. Unfortunately I am only able to play it when I go to the practice studio as I can't afford one myself 🙁

Originally posted by genius
but it's not, there are plenty of really good makes of guitar-PRS, jackson, BCRich etc

Originally posted by darvlay
BC Rich? They still make that crap? 😕

Originally posted by darvlay
BC Rich? They still make that crap? 😕

Originally posted by Starrman
They're for prix that like slayer aren't they?

Originally posted by CenterNut
er.. I guess u all dont have studio monitors and pro soundcard hehe 😀 but it gives u some idea of what it will sound like.. and also what it sounds like mic'ed up..

I like non showy stuff that's reliable and doesn't cost an arm and a leg. I will provide the tone, if it's at all a half-ways decent amp.
My money's on Peavey; they have the best customer support. They've mailed me little things like neck adjustment tools and a replacement battery clip free of charge.
Friendly people on the 'net and the phone too.

PS The Bandit is a good all around amp.

Originally posted by sonhouse
Well I do have one thing on all you electric freaks🙂
When the power goes out, I can still play, maybe a bit dark
but you can still hear me...

Originally posted by KneverKnight
I like non showy stuff that's reliable and doesn't cost an arm and a leg. I will provide the tone, if it's at all a half-ways decent amp.
My money's on Peavey; they have the best customer support. They've mailed me little things like neck adjustment tools and a replacement battery clip free of charge.
Friendly people on the 'net and the phone too.

PS The Bandit is a good all around amp.

Originally posted by Starrman
Ugg, I own a Bandit and I hate it, as soon as I can afford another amp it's going on ebay.

Originally posted by Bowmann
And how would we know it's you?

Has anyone tried the Fender Blues Junior? It loooks pretty coool. It is a small, practice amp sized amp, with tubes in it. Two shops in Manchester City Centre want £360 for it, but I have spotted it online for £220. The only gripe I have with it, is that it doesn't have a footswitch facility.