are vox amps good for blues?
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Vox amps are a little sharper and produce more 'jangly' tones than either Fender or Marshall. ... But they do produce a heavy and fiery lead tone that will cut through the mix and make a great choice for heavy blues-rock.
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Powerbass makes a pretty decent amp. Those 14.4v ratings look pretty accurate, but don't expect under-rated numbers or to see that power at 12.8 volts.
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Benefits of Combo Amps for Gigging Combos are so much easier to deal with, and many are plenty loud enough for live situations. Gig-worthy amps will have either a single twelve-inch speaker or a pair of twelves. For many players a 2x12 combo offers the best compromise between a half stack and a smaller combo.
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Guitar amps are specifically designed to amplify electric guitars, but you can also use them to amplify vocals. If you're a vocalist or MC on a tight budget or don't have access to a PA system, running vocals through a guitar amp may be your only feasible option. ... Increase the amp's volume using the volume knob.
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Yes, Peavey amps are good. They're built like a tank and can handle a lot of abuse. Sonically there are better amps out there, but to quote the quote which has been so overused in this forum, "They're the best bang for the buck". "Never buy a Peavey, they last forever".
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In many cases, tube amps do not require the amount of maintenance that they have a reputation for. As long as you properly take care of your gear, owning a tube amp is simple and very well worth it for the tone.
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You can use a guitar amp for vocals as long as it has the proper handling. In most cases it's not going to be ideal, as the range reproduced by a guitar amp can be a little on the thin side, and also it won't be as easy to get a ton of clean volume out of most guitar amps like you would a decent PA.
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Yes, Jet City amps are good, but it depends on what kind of music you are playing if it will suit your needs. If you can't mic your amp when playing live, you might want to look at something with more headroom than a 20W amp if you are going for a clean sound.
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Bassman 100 Watts aren't what matter, decibels are. You can get adequate decibel levels with a small amp provided you have a very efficient speaker, but efficiency is directly proportional to size, so you're still talking about a big rig.
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Technics SU-VX800 is a powerful, generally well-made, functional amplifier with a very decent sound. We can certainly recommend it to fans of the brand – they will get a really good amp with their favorite logo slapped on. But with a 200-300 euros price tag it's not really cheap.
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The Marshall MG series is one of the most coveted amp series for its reliability, tone quality, and performance. For those who are looking to purchase a high-quality Marshall amp—without breaking the bank—the 15-watt combo amp is the best Marshall amp to consider.
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PYLE amps any good. Well Tim, Pyle is something you would find at the flea market or in a yard sale. And to tell you the truth Sony subs are not much better. They pop very easy.
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Orange. Orange is perhaps more celebrated amongst guitarists who are searching for heavy rock tones. They have however created a number of guitar amps that are great for the blues. Jimmy Page is the most notable Orange Patron, but their amps have long proved popular with those in search of a heavier blues-rock sound.
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Line 6 amps work fine, but you need to be able to dial in the tones you want without using their garbage presets. ... You'll have to read up on the amp models it has and carefully hone these over time to get the sound you want. If you do that, they can sound pretty good, especially for the price they are.
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Vox & Marshall amps - all British made. You can keep the Chinese made ones - they just don't sound as good as the UK models and I've used them all.
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Yes, you can use a guitar amp as a speaker to play music or to possibly plug in a microphone. While a guitar amp won't sound as good as a proper sound system designed to play music, you can achieve decent results when done properly.