Really Small amp head

[steviedee]

Looking for something that fits on a Wizzy 10 for practicing. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

[Clarky]

EA Micro, absolutely teeny and weigh less than a gnat's nadgers! There's one FS on the forum right now (not mine). I use it for DB and electric as it has two channels, one designed for piezo pickup.

Edited May 6, 2013 by Clarky

[steviedee]

Cheers Clarky I had a doubler which I thought was excellent.

[Clarky]

The Doubler is just a Micro with added phase and notch filter on the left hand side. I can get all of that functionality for my DB by adding an fdeck (HPF high-pass filter pedal) into my signal chain in front of the Micro and of course you don't need those things at all if you are playing electric ... although you may want a Sansamp or similar if you want dirty sounds as the Micro doesn't do grit

In short its a very nifty little amp!

Edited May 6, 2013 by Clarky

[Mr Bassman]

Gk MB200 is a good alternative, I love it for upright and bg.
It's got a headphone out and is cheap as chips

[steviedee]

Really like the look of that GK.

[Prime_BASS]

I think TC's 250 h thing will fit, plus you get the toneprint function aswell

[Beer of the Bass]

The GK MB200 works well with my Wizzy 10 cab and is about as small as you can get - I often use it for the smaller pubs rather than lugging my 2x12" along.

[chris_b]

I'd go for an Aguilar Tonehammer 350 or 500. I just did and the full, fat, warm sound is fantastic.

I've owned an LM2, F1, Staccato and RH750 and the TH500 is the best of the lot by a long way.

[Lozz196]

Depending on sound required, I`d go for either GK MB200 if after a really crisp clinical - but still with plenty of grunt - sound, or Aguilar TH if after a warmer thicker, but still precise sound.

[thebassman]

You could get a GB shuttle max 9.2 you get a clean and a valve channel in one amp, in a small and light box. I have just moved to one and couldn't be happier.
Cheers
Thebassman

Sorry, just read the thread again, I am sure my suggestion would be physically too big. It is very light, but quite deep.

Edited May 7, 2013 by thebassman

[0175westwood29]

Swr headlite is a really bice small head and its pretty function packed too