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Looks like it might be a decent sounding & reasonably priced solid state amp for a pedal platform. If it goes belly up after the warranty expires, its cheap enough to buy another, keep the cab & speaker for a project
25 watt with 10″ speaker $139
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Hey Keith,
I’m betting he spent alot more on pedals than the amp.
I’m betting that if i bought this amp and these pedals I still wouldn’t sound as good as he does.
I’m betting that if I did spend as much on this amp and pedals and did sound as as good as he does I still wouldn’t be owning a house like that.
Afraid to carry this line of thought too much further.
Thanks for the post.
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Hey Keith,
I’m betting he spent alot more on pedals than the amp.
I’m betting that if i bought this amp and these pedals I still wouldn’t sound as good as he does.
I’m betting that if I did spend as much on this amp and pedals and did sound as as good as he does I still wouldn’t be owning a house like that.
Afraid to carry this line of thought too much further.
Thanks for the post.
RonSo….I take it that you won’t be buying one these amps? 🙂
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Hey Keith, These amps sound pretty good especially in RJ’s video.
I thought so too Mike. For someone who uses a lot pedals these amps seems like a decent one for that. For practice, $139 amp would be great for some people. With the advent of the Class D amplifier, prices are coming down more & more.
But….a used Peavey Bandit would be around $200 and those are great with or without pedals, very versatile. The Bandit is one of the most respected solid state amps available
So, whatever is a poor guitar playing boy supposed to do??? LOL
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