HELP ME TO CHOOSE AMP FOR MY STUDIO, fender / marshall / ashton / peavey
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 Apr 11 2008, 12:40 PM
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Players point of view:
VOX or Peavey Business point of view: Marshall MG VERY Durable . resale value higher . make your studio looks really good ( with yellow lights ) , wont get "outdated" so fast like peavey amps |
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Apr 11 2008, 04:16 PM
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anyway..
why wouldn't you buy Laney Hardcore Max ..or LX wtv the newer series is .. Thats a pretty solid amp that takes pedals well and its cheaper than marshall and vox.. If you wanna go for tone ...aiya..get Cube60 only la..so many people familiar with microcube This post has been edited by gapnap: Apr 11 2008, 04:17 PM |
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Apr 11 2008, 08:08 PM
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QUOTE(art_tech @ Apr 11 2008, 04:22 PM) hmm...anyone know the price of that peavey studio pro 112??? don't get Laney ? WTF ...Laney is like THE PEDAL amp for me man...i like the idea of 2 different amps... so far i can see most ppl prefer vox and marshall..... 1 thing i want to know, that vox amp is using tube??? my friends also mostly prefer marshall, but some of the pros dont recommend marshall as it will blow when its getting hot~ some others asking me to get the peavey... and mostly ask me to avoid laney.... this is based on reviews and guitarist friends.. hmmm...i was supposed to book the fender today, haha... looks like i will have to change my mind.... fender really that sucks ah?  anyway...why not try Behringer...my Studio uses all Behringer ..bass amps , guitar amps .. Quite Ok wurt... |
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