BanditGuitarist1 very nice my practice is a Crate Palamino it works for me but I did want a princeton but there where sold out 😢
FatCat For that kind of money you might as well just buy something a bit more high end.Don't see how the ultimate practice amp could cost $1500.
BanditGuitarist1 lol well I use my plexi at home sometimes for practice hahaha though the police always come and visit I jsut cant figure out why? lol
pOWERcHORD how about this 1: http://www.ibanez.co.jp/world/country/frame_uk.htmlThe ibanez Valbee.Has any tried it out yet? if yes, then how does it sound. I now own a marshall MG30DFX but its WAY too loud...my volume is like...always on 1 out of 10. So i was thinking of selling my MG and get the Valbee 🙄
westtexasred I decided to get this one instead because it is cheaper($487) and I have a Weber 25 watt attenuator
mumblyjoe Vox Valvetronix Amps. Built in effects and tube sound, starting at AU$499, cant go wrong at that price
BanditGuitarist1 yeah but only some of the amps sound good the UK 70's is really deep and the UK 80's is the best crunch the others sound like digital noise,the effects are half decent though you cant mix them all that well and the cleans are nice Tweed and Blackface where sweet!
superfuzz i so posted about that......they look amazing though, a grand for a 20watt amp, for bedroom use, i say not. a grand amp, for a driven sound at a recording studio, i say yes.
