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06 May 2003, 01:03 PM
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as i have had lots of help on here before regarding all things guitar i thought i would try again
right my brother is after an amp he says it needs to be either 80W or 100W so has anyone got any handy hints or anything all info apreciated
many thanks mike
right my brother is after an amp he says it needs to be either 80W or 100W so has anyone got any handy hints or anything all info apreciated
many thanks mike
And It's pretty fookin loud too!
06 May 2003, 01:10 PM
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depends what he wants to play....
if its loud rock stuff, then a marshall or peavy.
if its jazz, then a roland.
if its blues, get a fender tweed.
go to a guitar shop, they are usually quite indimidating places but if you've got a wad of cash in your hand, they turn quite helpful.
(i think they just get pi55ed off with timewasters)
musical instruments are quite personal things, so maybe get him to try and pick one.
good luck.
PS I have a laney valve amp, which is a good all-rounder and british made of course!
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if its loud rock stuff, then a marshall or peavy.
if its jazz, then a roland.
if its blues, get a fender tweed.
go to a guitar shop, they are usually quite indimidating places but if you've got a wad of cash in your hand, they turn quite helpful.
(i think they just get pi55ed off with timewasters)
musical instruments are quite personal things, so maybe get him to try and pick one.
good luck.
PS I have a laney valve amp, which is a good all-rounder and british made of course!
BB
06 May 2003, 01:10 PM
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ah well that except might be a problem 
erm hehe does anyone have one they want to sell he needs it for his first ever gig hehe so it dont need to be the best amp ever just good
erm hehe does anyone have one they want to sell he needs it for his first ever gig hehe so it dont need to be the best amp ever just good
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Try the Line 6 range (www.Line6.com)) - their amps will emulate most of the famous ones that have ever graced your CD player!
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