which amp?
Grungeminion
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im getting a new amp, and i use a fender mex stratocaster and digitech gnx3 .
I have my eye on these TWO amps but i dont know which one is better i need help!
im only going to buy one and please dot recommend any others or different sites for purchasing this is the cheapest for me because of shipping because i live in ireland all american sites charge a shit load to ship shit to europe
http://www.netzmarkt.de/thomann/thoiw6_marshall_mg100dfx_prodinfo.html#fpix
http://www.netzmarkt.de/thomann/thoiw6_fender_princeton_65_prodinfo.html
I have my eye on these TWO amps but i dont know which one is better i need help!
im only going to buy one and please dot recommend any others or different sites for purchasing this is the cheapest for me because of shipping because i live in ireland all american sites charge a shit load to ship shit to europe
http://www.netzmarkt.de/thomann/thoiw6_marshall_mg100dfx_prodinfo.html#fpix
http://www.netzmarkt.de/thomann/thoiw6_fender_princeton_65_prodinfo.html
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We also have to know what style of music is it for.
perhaps even korn-- (just to play live with the band get the crowd going:-)
i dont really mind other suggestions for amps as long as thery're on the site the other two are on, my buget is E500.
and all the leaves are green,
MY HEARTS AS FULL AS A BAKED POTATO.
Try looking at a Marshall AVT It should be on this site. The AVTs are a vast step up in quality for not to much more money. Look into them as well.
this is a good one. You can always save a little longer. Quality is good to buy.
http://www.netzmarkt.de/thomann/thoiw6_artikel-144482.html
and all the leaves are green,
MY HEARTS AS FULL AS A BAKED POTATO.
Yeah, I agree with Paco. You need hi-gain, so you need either a Marshall or a Mesa Boogie (or something similar). Unfortunately, in that price range... you aren't going to get a great amp. But you can get a good amp.
I went looking through that site, and I found a couple models I might recommend...
http://www.netzmarkt.de/thomann/thoiw6_peavey_bandit_112s_prodinfo.html
The Peavey Bandits that I've played in the states actually sound pretty good. It has different voicing options on both the clean and dirty channels to give you a wide variety of sound options, and if you add one of Peavey's 1x12" extention cabinets, you get a really good micro-stack. Especially since the extention cab is sealed, so it gets better bass response.
http://www.netzmarkt.de/thomann/thoiw6_peavey_classic30_prodinfo.html
The Peavey Classic 30 is an all-tube amp that sounds very similar to Fender's Hot Rod series. That price is a little higher, but for tubes, I'd be spending the extra few euros.
I recommend the Classic 30. It's the best bang-for-the-euro as far as tube amps are concerned.
Even if you still feel it doesn't have enough pre-amp gain, you can always push it further with an overdrive pedal like a TS-9 or SD-1.
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For the sounds he's shooting for, a DS-1 would probably be the best overdrive pedal to use, anyways.
yeah I had friends that played with the old bandits the Transtube circuitry is pretty good.
I think you love extension cabs Yngwie.
Soon I shall control all of the world's guitar cabinets.... MWAHAHAHA!!!!
and all the leaves are green,
MY HEARTS AS FULL AS A BAKED POTATO.
when you buy the Marshall let us know how you like it.
I think its relly good and im glad i bought it of the the princeton fender amp......
What it didnt tell me on the site is turning out to be quite nice suprises like theres 2 channels per chanell and thes two channels ie Clean/crunch and od1/od2 and the amp has fdd (fequency dependent dampining) which adds depth to its sound
The distorion is adequet for my needs also
I've only played it for 1hour and a half but so far its all good
and all the leaves are green,
MY HEARTS AS FULL AS A BAKED POTATO.
and all the leaves are green,
MY HEARTS AS FULL AS A BAKED POTATO.