MagentaGiant23

I play bass regularly in my church among other settings. I've been a bass player for about 5-6 years now, and am loving it. I bought my first bass for £10 in a local newspaper ad and immediately couldn't stop playing. My only bass amp I've ever owned however, was given to me for free, a B.B. blaster BB10b, which while does the basic job of making me louder, is terrible. I need a new amp, of similar size, not too loud, because fundamentally it's a bedroom practice amp. I'm a student so budget is hugely important. It's not fixed, but under £100 is preferable. If it's worth it then I'll save up longer though. The size also matters because I'll travel with it to various bits and will take it on the train with me. The amp must have a direct input or line out function so that the amp can be plugged straight into PA. My main playing outside of practice happens in my church. Currently I go in through a DI box. When playing though, my tones can become very muddled with the other musicians and with other voices and I can barely hear myself. The idea is that an amp with DI or line out can still go into the PA to be put through the main speakers, but can serve as a dedicated bass feedback monitor. Currently only the one general feedback monitor exists for all band members Help and suggestions?