Comments on: Response to a question: Guitar Amp Wattage

By: kitchenaidprofessional

kitchenaidprofessional — Sat, 24 Apr 2010 21:16:28 +0000

Occur on dude, these facts* and proof* i mean who is posting* lol

By: Mesa Boogie Amps

Mesa Boogie Amps — Wed, 28 Jan 2009 21:47:15 +0000

I’ve always love the smaller 30-50 watt amps, for live and recording. I still have two old fender twin’s and a Peavy JSX which is a kick butt little amp. Sometimes smaller is better…well kinda.

By: Ian

Ian — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 14:32:04 +0000

btw, try to use 30W for small settings or 15W if your plugged to a mixer to play around with feedback and echo. toodles!

By: Ian

Ian — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 14:21:31 +0000

hi there! I am a lead guitarist and been playing guitar since i was 6. Among the best gear i used Marshall amps especially the AVT series are good choices for rhythm and clean solo. It has the most natural compression settings that creates harmonic tones without distortion. Crank its gain settings at maximum and you've got crunch volume in the clean channel . Its overdrive gain settings gives you the power of warmth bluesy sound, grunge or metal powerhouse so amazing! Plus you've got 3 EQ channels to perfect your overdrive tonality and a reverb knob for a creative feedback and natural guitar signal. Remember to set to its overall volume to an acceptable 3-4db depending on your church settings.

For best results, use a DI output cable and link it to your mixers or use a good condenser mic set at full ambience effect. Tell your mixer guy to tweak your mid settings around 4 to 5 level.Don't forget to play clean. Marshalls are sensitive to the whims of your picking!

You may use whatever effects you have but remember a good amp, a creative playing, a heart of worship is always the key!

Shred'em!

By: John

John — Wed, 16 Jul 2008 17:43:12 +0000

Another small amp to consider is the Mesa Express series amps or even the Epiphone Valve Junior amps. For more info check out http://MesaBoogieOnline.com.

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By: Justin

Justin — Thu, 03 Jan 2008 05:48:43 +0000

We have been on an Orange kick or a while in Des Moines. One of our guys just got a Orange Tiny Terror that he loves. We have two Fender Blues Juniors and another guy plays a Fender Deluxe with a Orange 2×12 below it, Also another dude plays the little Orange combo amp. I use this obscure Legend something that sounds tuby enough. I love the sennheiser 906’s. I love those on one side with a simple 57 on the other. Actually, when I have tracked recently though, I like the audix i5?? on a mesa cab and an orange 30-watt class a tube head but that is a little loud for worship. The peavey 50/50 is a great amp too. I am really into tuby stuff though.

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