WTB Cheap amp for rehearsal room use.

stonevibe

Needs to be able to handle a drummer at full volume. 

Looking for a cheap amp that will handle pedals. 

Don't really need reverb as I never use it and not bothered about channel switching either.

Solid State or Tube.

Condition also not an issue as its going to live in a rehearsal space.

Looking to spend maximum of £150 including delivery.

FelineGuitars

I have a Marshall 5275 JCM800 series 75 watt - like a split channel reverb, but solid state

1x 12 combo - built like a brick outhouse. made in UK

Has a celestion sidewinder 12", so capable of being blooming loud

Good basic core sound -and second channel can be used if you want more gain

All that is missing is the plastic Marshall logo

£130 shipped

This a standard pic for reference of the model - I'll get an actual pic if you feel interested

TheMarlin

If you just want clean, and ability to take pedals, this is plenty loud enough!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FENDER-FRONTMAN-212-100-WATT-AMPLIFIER-/181493450901?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item2a41da4895

Marlin

dogload

I've got THIS Peavey Classic Chorus 130 for sale. Louder than a very loud thing indeed!

stonevibe

Going to check out new space tomorrow with our bass player. So will get back to you all after that.

stonevibe

Sorted!

Cheers for all the offers. 

Turns out the 'double garage' we were offered is actually a very tasty plush building with lighting, heating, a bathroom and kitchen with coffee maker. Great views, furniture, secure, private and with no neighbours.

Turns out you can leave quality gear in there without fear of damp and / or mice. So I'm going leave my backup Line 6 DT25 head and cab there instead.

bazxkr

Dunno about leaving my back up rig there I think I'd bloody well move in ! Sounds pukka