Getting a new amp.
Moderators: Randy Perry, The Flying Dutchman, Stiltzkin, skezza, Trigger
Getting a new amp.
I've grown tired of the amp-modelling thingy, so I'm looking
to get a new amp
First we have a Randall RH100G2
then a Marshall JCM800
and a Laney VH100R
Your opinions ?
to get a new amp
First we have a Randall RH100G2
then a Marshall JCM800
and a Laney VH100R
Your opinions ?
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Randy used three ´76 superleads and those were, if I am correct, also PCB and not HW.skezza wrote:They use PCB now not handwired anymore
Check out the Laney GH100L as well, I heard very good things about those. Never heard this amp myself though. Paul Gilbert and also Steve Vai did use them.Laney VH100R
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I am buying a Roland electric drum kit to use when I teach my drum students, I resisted moving from acoustic kits for a while but I need to have something that I can control the volume. I will now be looking at amplification and I have no idea what to consider regards amps!!!
Do any of you have any ideas?
T
Do any of you have any ideas?
T
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there oughta be some master volume on electric drumkitsTrigger wrote:I am buying a Roland electric drum kit to use when I teach my drum students, I resisted moving from acoustic kits for a while but I need to have something that I can control the volume. I will now be looking at amplification and I have no idea what to consider regards amps!!!
Do any of you have any ideas?
T