What's a good combo amp

[Clayford]

Hey hey hey, I see what you're doing....I already been looking at them.  I have a 1x10 right now I can use, if I don't like the way it sounds, that will be next. Did you get your wah running? Sounds awesome with a terrible torroid inductor from how Gagan. I change q1 to stock though, it has more wah

I'm not quite done playing with my Weener(Wah) yet. I do think I know exactly how it's gonna go now. Need to drill the enclosure this weekend to add the Rotary, power, the extra jack, and the led. I have the purple devil and Joe's pot for mine. Not gonna get it finished this week.

[playpunk]

I just got an AC4c1bl that I like - 10" speaker, sounds nice and voxy.

[jball85]

1st generation Fender Super Champ XD (used) or Marshall class 5. I own the first and will never part with it. Its loud enough to gig as well.

[jtn191]

I would say the best value tube amps are chassis, radios, pa amps on ebay. A little bit of fixing/mods and they sound better than some of the mass produced budget amps. FYI ampeg guitar amps are way underrated. I've got a Gemini ii chassis for ~$200 and it does the Deluxe reverb thing

[gordo]

Good call on the Tweaker.  Be kind to it, cuz they're a bitch to fix (tight quarters and a lot o' stuff crammed in there).  The Epi VJr and Blackhearts were good cuz you can tweak them pretty easy and there's a ton of info out there.  One of the ones that flies under the radar is the Laney Cub.  I'm a Night Train (15w version) freak and you can find those for cheap from time to time.  This will go over like a fart in a spacesuit but the Peavey Vipre series can be had on the cheap too and depending on your opinion of modeling amps it's capable of some cool sounds.

[jimilee]

Good call on the Tweaker.  Be kind to it, cuz they're a bitch to fix (tight quarters and a lot o' stuff crammed in there).  The Epi VJr and Blackhearts were good cuz you can tweak them pretty easy and there's a ton of info out there.  One of the ones that flies under the radar is the Laney Cub.  I'm a Night Train (15w version) freak and you can find those for cheap from time to time.  This will go over like a fart in a spacesuit but the Peavey Vipre series can be had on the cheap too and depending on your opinion of modeling amps it's capable of some cool sounds.

Even if I decide it's not my gig, I can turn it, or give one of you mugs a deal. As for the modeling amp, I was looking for that strat tube amp sound, I just dig it for what I'm wanting to do. Don't get me wrong, I have a schecter diamond series with hum buckers too. Looking to play some blues and learn to play some blues in guitar.

[peAk]

After years of playing a twin, I got myself a small Vibro Champ XD and I love it.

Not for gigging but great for recording.  It was cheap too.

[Clayford]

Don't get me wrong, I have a schecter diamond series with hum buckers too. Looking to play some blues and learn to play some blues in guitar.

Jimi - that thing has volume knobs. HB's rolled back through tubes sound
AAHHH-MAAAAAY-ZINNNNG

Then when you need to you can roll the knob up, get some hair on it, dig in and get some STANK.

[Leevibe]

If you ever decide to build a tweed, I have a Classic Tone OT with 8 ohm secondary I'm willing to let go of. I was going to use it in my 5E3 but decided I wanted to get the one with 4, 8, 16 ohm taps so I never used it. It's USA built to vintage specs.