loverockkid
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i really need a gig amp to play i play in rooms from 50 to 200 people i have $400-$600 to pay with can you give me some amps to look at thanks
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ok man thanks do you know a web site where i can get that?2nd hand Peavey ValveKing would be my suggestion but it depends what sort of music you want to play.
wow really ok? cool ummm now can some one tell me the change from a tube amp say to a non tube amp?
man i play some alternative/grunge rock,hard rock like gnr or arosmith,bluse i need a versatile amp really will 50w do the trick i dont need like 120?
thats what i needed man thanks alot you rock .now i will go play both the 50 and 30 to see what i like thanks VAMOS A JUGAR POR LA PLYA!!!!!A non tube amp or Solid state and modelling amp is an amp that tries to mimic the sounds of a tube amp.
They're low priced, easy to use and can be pretty versatile. However many of them clip harshly when turned up and can make bad gigging amps.
A tube amp sounds better as you turn it up and can last a long time. It's not as versatile sometimes but it gets louder, sounds better and it better for your situation IMHO.
50 "tube" watts is more than enough.
Also if you plan on turning the map up and using it in big gigs I would only consider tube. (there are some exceptions of course but you'll want something that isn't too big and sounds good turned up)
BTW the Peavey Classic should cover most of the styles you want, it's a pretty versatile amp with nice cleans and great for anything up to hard rock. With a pedal you could use it for a lot of styles.
really plese tell me more about this crate? and whats a class a? like the grade is kinda like how guitars have graded wood is it the same with tube amps?crate has a great line of tube amps. it's called the v series. i own a crate v-33 it's all class A tube power and 33watts. 2x12 inch speakers and 4 el84's and 3 12ax7's. it has a really good tube sound. people need to give these crate amps a try because they sound better then peavy amps in my opinion. i play christian rock and need a good clean and overdrive sound and this amp does it really well + it was only $400.
remember 33watts of class A is louder then 30 watts class A/B in the peavy classic 30.
i really need a gig amp to play i play in rooms from 50 to 200 people i have $400-$600 to pay with can you give me some amps to look at thanks
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class a means all the tubes are running at one time. vox amps are class A and use four el84's and fenders are class A/B. fenders have four el34's and usually only two run at a time. each pair of power tubes takes turns running so they dont get to hot. vox amps have all the power runing through all the power tubes at all times wich gives you a chimey sound. the crate amps are based off the vox's. if you like the edge's clean tone from u2 you should consider the crate v-33. when you distort it, it sounds real british. overdrive sounds like a ts808 tubescreamer. id be happy to explain anything else.really plese tell me more about this crate? and whats a class a? like the grade is kinda like how guitars have graded wood is it the same with tube amps?
i really need a gig amp to play i play in rooms from 50 to 200 people i have $400-$600 to pay with can you give me some amps to look at thanks
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crate has a great line of tube amps. it's called the v series. i own a crate v-33 it's all class A tube power and 33watts. 2x12 inch speakers and 4 el84's and 3 12ax7's. it has a really good tube sound. people need to give these crate amps a try because they sound better then peavy amps in my opinion. i play christian rock and need a good clean and overdrive sound and this amp does it really well + it was only $400.
remember 33watts of class A is louder then 30 watts class A/B in the peavy classic 30.