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2010-08-11, 11:18
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New Blood
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what amp do i need?
Alright guys and girls, here's the thing,i need an amp! now,i wanna make metallica style ( their first 4 albums,more thrashier sound ) sound,so what amp should fit me best? try suggesting something in a price range 0 - 180 € ..that's something like 200 $ or maybe 200-250 $ tops,i think 
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2010-08-11, 16:11
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ComeOutYeBlackAndTans!
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Check out some modeling amps like the Spider series of Line 6.
I once had a Hughes & Kettner 15 watt from the blue series. Try that too if you can. That thing rocked my socks off.
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2010-08-11, 17:20
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Ugh... digital. Ugh.
Anyhow, I always like to push a little for George Dennis, should you happen to have the luck of finding someone who sells them. I have a 60W combo. Sounds great and packs quite a punch with the internal speaker, fucking kills when plugged into a good PA.
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2010-08-12, 10:24
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ComeOutYeBlackAndTans!
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Originally Posted by Amadeus
Ugh... digital. Ugh.
Anyhow, I always like to push a little for George Dennis, should you happen to have the luck of finding someone who sells them. I have a 60W combo. Sounds great and packs quite a punch with the internal speaker, fucking kills when plugged into a good PA.
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Aren`t GD amps way over his budget?
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2010-08-17, 18:53
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New Blood
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2010-08-18, 03:03
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2010-08-20, 21:04
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if you want to be happy, i'd say save up more money man. Theres nothing like burning 100$ on an amp that you don't like, it sucks.
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2010-08-28, 09:40
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There isn't anything wrong with Randall amps but I can't speak for this one. I have never played the amp you posted, but I own a RM100 and the KH modules are really nice. The RM and the KH modules are all tube tech but Randall also make killer solid state amps as well. There are some very brutal 15 watt amps out there and I could only think Randall make more than a few. I also own a Randall Cyclone, 300 watt solid state amp, and it can cover chunky crunch metalica tone with room to spare. I personally still wouldn't pay more than $50 usd for any 15 watt solid state amp though.
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