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Originally Posted by Becca Bomb
2 pages of posts, but still no one can seem to answer the original question of a specific amp they could recommend
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First of all, why the fuck are you posting on this thread? Haven't you read my previous posts? haven't you read mohawks posts? Havent you read mrlizards posts? we recommended amps and offered advice that would be suitable for the original posters purposes. These amps were The fender pro junior, and the peavey classic 30. We also offered critical evaluation of the laney vc15. Instead of being a righteous prick why not offer your own advice? You know fuck-all about what we are talking is why. Arsehole.
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Originally Posted by i_got_a_mohawk
You could use an amp head, but, you'd still need a cab, and amp heads tend to be more powerful, there will be some about im sure, but i think you'll be hard pushed to find a valve amp head lower than 30 watts
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There are a few amazing heads you can pick up which are way under 30 watts. The Z-vex Nano Head is 1/2 watt and sounds great. The bad cat Hot cat 15 watt head is sublime (pricey though). Orange are now producing a head which i believe is switchable from 15 to 8 watts, i believe it is called the tiny terror.
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Originally Posted by suicidalsid
ok thanks for all the advice. i think what i am now looking for is a low wattage valve amp primarily for home recording. could this be an amp head?! the only low wattage amp i've really seen is the epiphone valve junior which i've heard makes quite a lot of hum. what other amps like this are there?
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Check the previous posts man! try the fender pro junior (there is one in rainbow music, go try it!) and the peavey classic 30. If you are looking for a lower powered head, check those mentioned above. By the way,good thread you have produced here bwoy, EVERYONE is learning a little!