CK
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Post by CK on Jul 2, 2004 3:38:22 GMT -5
Anyone tried it?
I'm not looking for effect of any sort...
And I live with my aunt and is 2 daughters ... both at the university ... just can't risk to play to load... (No man can handle 3 raging women lol)
I will also use the headphones jack alot
Should I choose another brand !?!?
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cndrt
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Post by cndrt on Jul 2, 2004 9:36:29 GMT -5
Used a MG15CD when I was first starting to play. I found that it was simple to adjust and was loud enough to bother my wife and kids.The ability to plug a CD player in to play along with is also alot of fun. I would rate it as a good beginer, or practice amp. Decided it was not loud enough and traded mine off and got a MG50DFX (still not loud enough, but will do for now)
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Post by supedupviper on Jul 2, 2004 16:12:37 GMT -5
I reccomend you go a step up to the MG30DFX. Its got a headphone jack, and a CD IN. Its got really nice tone, and it still sounds really good at lower volumes.
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Post by Steelpriest on Jul 2, 2004 16:37:40 GMT -5
For the purpose of practising at home without annoying neighbours, wives, parents, kids, etc... I suggest to try the Behringer V-Amp... well, okay... it is not an amp for playing for others (it has no speakers, hehe), but if you use headphones it sounds sweet. It has also an AUX-IN for CD players, and you have so many "simulated" amps in just one little device, such a variety of sounds, effects and a real awesome speaker simulation. Check it out, it should not cost more than a little Marshall practise amp. I have one for recording and playing at home. When I play at home I use headphones all the time, because I want a certain volume level, any yes... it does sound indeed like a wall of 4x12" cabinets. Try one at a store and it´ll blow you away. ;D Looking on the price/value balance it owns the Line 6 POD easily.  |
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CK
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Post by CK on Jul 2, 2004 17:38:41 GMT -5
I reccomend you go a step up to the MG30DFX. Its got a headphone jack, and a CD IN. Its got really nice tone, and it still sounds really good at lower volumes. The 15 also have a headphone jack, and a CD IN. I can't really afford more than that ... To be honest I can't even afford the MG15 ... It's going on the credit card lol It's just that it would be stupid to buy my Les Paul and be 2 months without an amp. |
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Post by Irish Mike on Jul 2, 2004 18:46:21 GMT -5
I own one- It is a fun little amp - good for practice- If you turn it up it will overdrive, possibly beyond what you may want-Used it at a picnic with some HEAVY amps in the backround, NO ONE heard me- which may have been ok- I wasn't doin too good  Irish Mike |
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CK
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Post by CK on Jul 3, 2004 2:54:50 GMT -5
Anyone know how a 15w Marshall can sound in db ?
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