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 Posted: Sun Jul 06, 2008 6:33 pm
So, I just bought an Epiphone SG today; I'm excited...but I have a crappy amp! (It came in a starter pack along w/my old guitar). Anyways, what is an affordable and overall good amp if I want to play post-hardcore music? Im looking into the Line 6 Spider III 15W...tell me what you think!
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Posted: Sun Jul 06, 2008 7:36 pm
The Spider's as crappy as your current, just more stuff that's crappy. What's your budget? There's nothing in the price range of the Spider that's really worth getting. Are you in a band/gigging? If you are, REALLY save up for a Roland Cube 60 or maybe a Peavey Valveking. If you just want an amp to replace your current amp and only play in your bedroom, then this will suffice.
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Posted: Sun Jul 06, 2008 8:27 pm
Sapphire Guilt The Spider's as crappy as your current, just more stuff that's crappy. What's your budget? There's nothing in the price range of the Spider that's really worth getting. Are you in a band/gigging? If you are, REALLY save up for a Roland Cube 60 or maybe a Peavey Valveking. If you just want an amp to replace your current amp and only play in your bedroom, then this will suffice. Oh, lol okay. Well, I spent all my money on the guitar, but I would say my budget is like..200 dollars at the most. Thanks, Ill check it out!
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Posted: Mon Jul 07, 2008 2:12 pm
Sapphire Guilt The Spider's as crappy as your current, just more stuff that's crappy. What's your budget? There's nothing in the price range of the Spider that's really worth getting. Are you in a band/gigging? If you are, REALLY save up for a Roland Cube 60 or maybe a Peavey Valveking. If you just want an amp to replace your current amp and only play in your bedroom, then this will suffice. Definitely, those Roland Cube's are awesome amps, get the 60 watt if you're gigging and thirty watt if it's just bedroom practice, you can get a lot of sounds from them and I don't think they cost more than $200, if they do, it's not by much I don't think.
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Posted: Mon Jul 07, 2008 11:51 pm
I would go with the Peavey Valveking, I think it is about the cheapest amp with tubes in it. Anything Solid state won't be that much better than what you have now.
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Posted: Tue Jul 08, 2008 9:54 am
Gokiburi_Yama I would go with the Peavey Valveking, I think it is about the cheapest amp with tubes in it. Anything Solid state won't be that much better than what you have now. i would, but i cant afford it unfortunately! i need a job...
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Posted: Tue Jul 08, 2008 2:28 pm
Actually, define "post-hardcore" music. What bands?
Might be able to manage a 5 watt tube and an OD pedal.
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Posted: Tue Jul 08, 2008 7:43 pm
Sapphire Guilt Actually, define "post-hardcore" music. What bands? Might be able to manage a 5 watt tube and an OD pedal. Oh, like Senses Fail, The Used, Story of the Year, etc
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