Jazz guitar amp
Q: I've just got a great deal on a jazz guitar from my guitar teacher, but I won't be able to afford a "jazz guitar" amp for a while now... I have a nice PA and a mixing board at home and I'm wondering if it will sound good for small solo gigs?
A: "Jazz guitar amps" are a dime a dozen, in my opinion. For example, a Crate (12 inch speaker) is great Jazz amp. Any Fender with a 12 inch speaker is probably a great Jazz amp. Any Peavy tube amp with a 12" speaker should work. Probably
i play an epiphone sheraton ii
my amp sucks for jazz
whats a good low budget jazz amp?
Most musicians (like me. ) are the starving kind, forgoing sustenance to pick up a used Marshall JCM 900 or Fender Twin for a guitar amp.
In this video we demo and review a late 1990′s Fender Custom Shop Vibrolux Amp with built in reverb and tremelo – check out the sounds Many more full on video lessons at the full on video instructional website at: www. I have always used Crate for my strat and have had good success with it. But, I would guess this amp and your strat are made to compliment eachother. com Click thelink above to receive free exclusive videos, newsletters, and lots more free guitar and music goodies from Next Level Guitar. Like the amp sound. But thanks for the Demo, I will go to Guitar Center and give Fender Custom a try. I guess all I can say besides that is nice color guitar. I can’t even listen to this because I’m busy looking at this ridiculous....
Fender Twin is THE amp for what you're looking for however if you're looking for an amp to lug around to gigs the twin is very heavy unless you have your own roadies . A Fender Deluxe Reverb will get you real close to Twin territory and won't... My main gigging amp (and i do 2-3 gigs a week with my 175) is a fender princeton reverb II - they are no longer made but have a pair of 6v6's in the power section, plenty of headroom...
I really like the sound of the Peavey delta blues, but I've never owned a tube amp. Are there any comparable solid state amps that sound good clean? I have no need for crunch right now.
so i played my ibanez RG370DX through an Engl 2X12 amp and also a marshall JVM, both of them tube, and i was pretty dissapointed for some reason, i want a really really warm, round, bright sound and i couldnt get it through the Marshall and Engl amp,
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