Hi, Just wondering if you guys wouldn't mind suggestions of small tube amps. Say, around 20 watts.
Thanks.
Small tube amps...
http://www.hughes-and-kettner.com/produ ... rod&id=129" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
20 watts, tube amp w/ effects loop ,w8 a min. i think the name hughes & kettner is synonymous to expensive.. hehe
20 watts, tube amp w/ effects loop ,w8 a min. i think the name hughes & kettner is synonymous to expensive.. hehe
Compared to what? In Europe you'll be hard pressed for more tone for money.Pi2plank wrote:http://www.hughes-and-kettner.com/produ ... rod&id=129
20 watts, tube amp w/ effects loop ,w8 a min. i think the name hughes & kettner is synonymous to expensive.. hehe
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1)Cornford Harlequin
2)Black Star HT-5
3)Peavey Mini Colossal
4)Orange Tiny Terror
5)There are larger amps that are adjustable.
2)Black Star HT-5
3)Peavey Mini Colossal
4)Orange Tiny Terror
5)There are larger amps that are adjustable.
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Has anyone played the Cornford Carrera?
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I've been checking this amp out.
http://www.laney.co.uk/show_prod.php?prod=gh50l
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yi1iHDdE964
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Jan.
http://www.laney.co.uk/show_prod.php?prod=gh50l
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yi1iHDdE964
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Jan.
Jeries wrote:a 20 watt amp isn't much louder than a 5 watt amp-
Are you serious? there is a big difference between the two: I recently purchased a vintage 12 watt fender princeton amp that's loud enough to play small club gigs. A 5 watt epiphone amp could never do that on its own. Well...maybe a jazz club, there is always an exception.

first thing, i have a 150 watt mesa boogie head thru a 4x12- my bands last show i decided instead to use my digitech preamp into a valve jr into the 4x12 and got me thru the gig just fine and cut through with no problems, preamp wise it was very clean and i really perfered aspects of the noise suppression and compression.Fanch wrote:Jeries wrote:a 20 watt amp isn't much louder than a 5 watt amp-
Are you serious? there is a big difference between the two: I recently purchased a vintage 12 watt fender princeton amp that's loud enough to play small club gigs. A 5 watt epiphone amp could never do that on its own. Well...maybe a jazz club, there is always an exception.
a 12 watt amp vs a 5 watt amp is NOT TWICE AS LOUD
to double the sound you need to multiply the wattage x10 ( why must i reiterate this in a post here at least once a week)
SO if you have a 5 watt amp and a 12 watt amp...
the 12 watt amp is just a tiny bit louder than the 5 watt amp, you'd need a 50 watt amp to double the volume of the 5 watt amp and
in fact my 150 watt mesa boogie amp is ONLY TWICE AS LOUD AS A tiny 15 watt amp
Jeries wrote:first thing, i have a 150 watt mesa boogie head thru a 4x12- my bands last show i decided instead to use my digitech preamp into a valve jr into the 4x12 and got me thru the gig just fine and cut through with no problems, preamp wise it was very clean and i really perfered aspects of the noise suppression and compression.Fanch wrote:Jeries wrote:a 20 watt amp isn't much louder than a 5 watt amp-
Are you serious? there is a big difference between the two: I recently purchased a vintage 12 watt fender princeton amp that's loud enough to play small club gigs. A 5 watt epiphone amp could never do that on its own. Well...maybe a jazz club, there is always an exception.
a 12 watt amp vs a 5 watt amp is NOT TWICE AS LOUD
to double the sound you need to multiply the wattage x10 ( why must i reiterate this in a post here at least once a week)
SO if you have a 5 watt amp and a 12 watt amp...
the 12 watt amp is just a tiny bit louder than the 5 watt amp, you'd need a 50 watt amp to double the volume of the 5 watt amp and
in fact my 150 watt mesa boogie amp is ONLY TWICE AS LOUD AS A tiny 15 watt amp
first thing: I never mentioned a preamp. Second thing: I never mentioned an external(in this case, a HUGE 4 x 12 cabinet)! I DID mention a 12 watt amp that could play a small gig ALONE. You stated your 5 watt amp with a preamp, And 4 x 12 cabinet to support it: NOT the same thing. Bottom line: you did'nt understand my post. Again, a Fender Princeton 12 watt amp is loud enough to play small club gigs by itself. period. I'm sorry your 5 watt amp is unable to play small gigs by itself: as you pointed out it needs a preamp and a 4 x12 cabinet, to play a small gig, no big surprise.

Also, try learning some basic electronic theory before you claim 150 watts is ONLY twice(double) as loud as 15 watts.

