Amp advice
#1
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Amp advice
Not sure if this was the correct thread but its dealing with music so...
I am about to purchase this:
http://detroit.craigslist.org/mcb/msg/1852856117.html
For those that dont click the link its a 35 watt solid state amp, and two RCA speakers. My main concern is that this will be loud enough for rehearsals/practices only. We have something else for live gigs.
I already have a 12 channel mixer to go along with that. We use two keyboards, two mics, bass, guitar (sometime acoustic, sometime electric or both) and may eventually mic up the drums but that will probably be for live gigs.
Will 35 watts (solid state) be loud enough for rehearsing?? As long as everyone is nice and clear we will be happy.
I am about to purchase this:
http://detroit.craigslist.org/mcb/msg/1852856117.html
For those that dont click the link its a 35 watt solid state amp, and two RCA speakers. My main concern is that this will be loud enough for rehearsals/practices only. We have something else for live gigs.
I already have a 12 channel mixer to go along with that. We use two keyboards, two mics, bass, guitar (sometime acoustic, sometime electric or both) and may eventually mic up the drums but that will probably be for live gigs.
Will 35 watts (solid state) be loud enough for rehearsing?? As long as everyone is nice and clear we will be happy.
#2
Re: Amp advice
I don't think so. My band uses a 100-watt amp for our rehearsal PA, and we're a three piece, and we could probably use a little more power. I doubt a 35-watt will cut it at all for anyone other than a small, acoustic combo.
#4
#5
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Re: Amp advice
This is I love playing bass. 500 watts of unadulterated POWER! 
But seriously, I concur. How big is your bass player's amp? I would think the volume of the bass and loudness of the drums will dictate how loud you need to be. 35 would almost certainly leave you wanting more.

But seriously, I concur. How big is your bass player's amp? I would think the volume of the bass and loudness of the drums will dictate how loud you need to be. 35 would almost certainly leave you wanting more.
#6
Re: Amp advice
I have a Vox Pathfinder practice amp that, when I run it into my Marshall 2x12", is my backup gigging amp.
#7
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Re: Amp advice
Ok guys what do you think about this amp?
http://detroit.craigslist.org/okl/msg/1857018880.html
About halfway down the page theres the Marshall Valvestate VS30R Amp fpr $40.
http://detroit.craigslist.org/okl/msg/1857018880.html
About halfway down the page theres the Marshall Valvestate VS30R Amp fpr $40.




