Panterachat

Or vise versa...

Just curious about this, i just got a new tube head and i still really like my solid state.

anyone???

No.

gtfo with slavery what is this the south

Motorhead wrote:gtfo with slavery what is this the south

It is black history month ya know.

you can A/B them

is it worth having a tube amp if 95% of your playing is in your basment at low volumes?

slay wrote:is it worth having a tube amp if 95% of your playing is in your basment at low volumes?

for the tone, yes. only problem is that youll need a low-watt amp so you can get the cranked sound of tubes without having the volume of a stack.

False_Prophet wrote:you can A/B them

Only if you are using separate cabs (or are using combos). I assumed he was asking if he can run one amp into another.

Acid Flashbakc wrote:

slay wrote:is it worth having a tube amp if 95% of your playing is in your basment at low volumes?

for the tone, yes. only problem is that youll need a low-watt amp so you can get the cranked sound of tubes without having the volume of a stack.

i see.. any reccomendations? Peavey valve king 112?


needs to be on the cheaper end of things

slay wrote:

Acid Flashbakc wrote:

slay wrote:is it worth having a tube amp if 95% of your playing is in your basment at low volumes?

for the tone, yes. only problem is that youll need a low-watt amp so you can get the cranked sound of tubes without having the volume of a stack.

i see.. any reccomendations? Peavey valve king 112?


needs to be on the cheaper end of things

Epiphone Valve Jr

croninburg wrote:

slay wrote:

Acid Flashbakc wrote:

slay wrote:is it worth having a tube amp if 95% of your playing is in your basment at low volumes?

for the tone, yes. only problem is that youll need a low-watt amp so you can get the cranked sound of tubes without having the volume of a stack.

i see.. any reccomendations? Peavey valve king 112?


needs to be on the cheaper end of things

Epiphone Valve Jr

Pfl?yd wrote:

False_Prophet wrote:you can A/B them

Only if you are using separate cabs (or are using combos). I assumed he was asking if he can run one amp into another.

i used to play a guitar through a fender princeton 112 w/a jack labeled "preamp out" which i pluged a 1/4" cable from that to the input jack of my marshall jcm 800 amp head which was hooked up to a peavey cab and it worked just fine

UNGODLIKE wrote:

Pfl?yd wrote:

False_Prophet wrote:you can A/B them

Only if you are using separate cabs (or are using combos). I assumed he was asking if he can run one amp into another.

i used to play a guitar through a fender princeton 112 w/a jack labeled "preamp out" which i pluged a 1/4" cable from that to the input jack of my marshall jcm 800 amp head which was hooked up to a peavey cab and it worked just fine

As long as the preamp out defeats the connection to the power amp and stops the power amp from sending a load to the speaker it'll work swimmingly. Of course half the allure of tube amps is the preamp section slamming the power amp and rectifier tubes.

101 needs to be more specific about what he would seek to accomplish. When I think of master/slave relationships I think more of DAW or MIDI equipment.

slay wrote:

croninburg wrote:

slay wrote:

Acid Flashbakc wrote:

slay wrote:is it worth having a tube amp if 95% of your playing is in your basment at low volumes?

for the tone, yes. only problem is that youll need a low-watt amp so you can get the cranked sound of tubes without having the volume of a stack.

i see.. any reccomendations? Peavey valve king 112?


needs to be on the cheaper end of things

Epiphone Valve Jr

funny. im actually in a band that plays quite a few shows. and i dont even have a basement. so eat a shit filled sack.

thanks to everyone else that actually helped. i picked up an A/B switch the other day, 2 heads are definitely better than 1. I'm thinking about possiblyl picking up a 3rd....

~101 From Hell~ wrote:

slay wrote:

croninburg wrote:

slay wrote:

Acid Flashbakc wrote:

slay wrote:is it worth having a tube amp if 95% of your playing is in your basment at low volumes?

for the tone, yes. only problem is that youll need a low-watt amp so you can get the cranked sound of tubes without having the volume of a stack.

i see.. any reccomendations? Peavey valve king 112?


needs to be on the cheaper end of things

Epiphone Valve Jr

funny. im actually in a band that plays quite a few shows. and i dont even have a basement. so eat a shit filled sack.

You're quite stupid. It appears he wasn't even talking to you, he was looking for advice.

~101 From Hell~ wrote:

slay wrote:

croninburg wrote:

slay wrote:

Acid Flashbakc wrote:

slay wrote:is it worth having a tube amp if 95% of your playing is in your basment at low volumes?

for the tone, yes. only problem is that youll need a low-watt amp so you can get the cranked sound of tubes without having the volume of a stack.

i see.. any reccomendations? Peavey valve king 112?


needs to be on the cheaper end of things

Epiphone Valve Jr

funny. im actually in a band that plays quite a few shows. and i dont even have a basement. so eat a shit filled sack.

thanks to everyone else that actually helped. i picked up an A/B switch the other day, 2 heads are definitely better than 1. I'm thinking about possiblyl picking up a 3rd....

Your band sucks donkey cock

awesome, im glad im on a super cool forum with a bunch of fucking assholes.

thanks to everyone for being a huge douchebag.

blackstar 5 watt tube head and cab, at least my friends tell me so

puts your dirty mother to shame

goshuaspenis wrote:blackstar 5 watt tube head and cab, at least my friends tell me so

puts your dirty mother to shame

Sounds similar to a valve jr. I have one of these:

Zvex (one of my favorite effect companies/producers) makes a tube amp called the nano-head which is one-half watt and can be plugged into any 8 or 16 ohm cab.






http://zvexamps.com/amp_view.html

Their probe pedals look amazing

your mom pedals probes