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  posted on 7/6/2004 at 10:48 
I'm looking for an amp for either an epiphone G-100 or a fender strat...on a budget though and i don't know what to get!

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  posted on 7/6/2004 at 17:52,  Reply 1  
How much do you want to spend

 

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  posted on 7/6/2004 at 18:42,  Reply 2  
quote:
How much do you want to spend


.... and what's its intended use? Practice or gigging?

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  posted on 7/6/2004 at 21:45,  Reply 3  
it's to be used for practice, and I don't want to spend more than about $200.
 

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  posted on 7/6/2004 at 22:48,  Reply 4  
add another 100, and I'd suggest a Marshall MicroStack 15W. But, since we're at 200, let's save you some dough and keep it in house at the same time.

Gorilla Practice 20W amp. This is plenty to get you up and running, and it won't drain your fund. This saves your bacon in either one of the two possible scenarios you're going to find yourself in a couple of months from now:

1) You've decided you hate the guitar, and you want to either park the gear in the closet and move on, or try to hawk it on eBay. Resale value sucks, but lucky for you, you didn't dump all of your dough on an amp that you don't want and can't get your money back on

OR

2) You love the guitar, that's great to hear!!! You've decided to move on to bigger and better things, whether it be goof with some other people, or pick up the decibals while going solo. You've had a couple of months to learn your likes/dislikes of your current setup and are now prepared to make an informed decision. You've also smartly saved the 100 bucks under the Playboys under your bed(don't deny it, I saw them) towards the purchase of your next amp. You can keep the Gorilla since there will always be a need for a less than fullsize amp to be lying around.

If you need a few more scenarios, please let me know, and I'll come up with some...

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  posted on 7/7/2004 at 19:35,  Reply 5  
The Orange C15 crush is also a good little practise amp.
A friend of mine has one, he's even used it to record in the studio, I believe it has a line out socket so you can plug an extension cab into it.
They're ?75 over here in england, dunno what that is in dollars, probably $130-140

 

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  posted on 8/25/2004 at 18:43,  Reply 6  
I use a peavey stereo chorus 212 but that's a little over your budget. Try the V-amp2 all you need then are headphones or plug into the mixing board. VERY versatile sounds. You can hear what it will do here if you like. It got me lots of attention.
http://www.audiostreet.net/artists/004/154/rick_cutlip.html

 

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  posted on 8/25/2004 at 22:22,  Reply 7  
I always buy used gear.There are so many people who buy a nice guitar and amp and end up selling because they couldnt learn.I like The Fender Prinston chourus.Its not to far out of your price range if you buy second hand.

 

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  posted on 8/26/2004 at 10:57,  Reply 8  
what do you mean you need it for either a strat or a g-100 do you own both of those guitars or neither of them?

 

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  posted on 8/26/2004 at 20:38,  Reply 9  
I was also wondering if you were going to purchase the guitar or guitars or if you already owned.Thanks

 

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