Hey guys
I know there's a million threads like this but here's another "which amp" question.
At the moment I rather amusingly don't actually own an amp. When I get the chance to play (small kids) I just plug headphones into my Zoom G3X.
This is fine most of the time, but occasionally I want to play out loud and I also have a few pedals (fuzzes/OD) that don't really work into the amp models on the Zoom. So I'm thinking about getting a little amp for use at home---it won't get gigged. Here's my requirements:
- Small. It'll only get used once or twice a month!
- Cheap, £50 target price. It'll only get used once or twice a month!
- Good cleans. Nice crunch preferable. I don't play teh brutalz metalz (often...)
- Takes pedals well.
- Don't need FX or millions of models
- Don't care if its valve or solid state
- Must sound good at low volumes!
- Headphone socket a nice bonus
I'm tempted by the Vox Pathfinder (probably the 10W one, the 15W one is hard to find now) and also the SubZero amps that Gear4Music sell---someone else here was raving about those. I used to have an Epiphone VJ, I could almost be tempted to get another (or something similar) I suppose.
Thoughts?
Comments
Cheers
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£153 delivered... and you have seperates for other uses later into the bargain...
Thanks for the other tips folks. Not sure I want to spend 3x my guide budget though... ;-)