Ibanez vs Vox

[Donici Mihail]

https://www.thomann.de/intl/md/ibanez_ibz10bv2.htm

or

https://www.thomann.de/intl/md/vox_pathfinder_10_bass.htm

(i'm looking for a heavy sounding and a durable bass)

[BassmanPaul]

Neither of those amps will be good for bass. IMO they are basically 'toys.' Sorry.

[Balcro]

The Ibanez. The Vox does not even have an aux-in socket for playing along to your favourite music tracks from an external sound source such as a mobile phone or mp3 player.

Both products are just OK for quiet "bedroom" practice.

Edited November 10, 2020 by Balcro

[Aliwobble]

On 10/11/2020 at 08:22, BassmanPaul said:

Neither of those amps will be good for bass. IMO they are basically 'toys.' Sorry.

Hard to disagree with this.

[RussFM]

I've got the Vox, I never use it, I wouldn't recommend it!

[hubrad]

Hi Mihail, welcome to Basschat! 

As suggested above, a 6.5 inch or 2x5 inch speakers won't give you a heavy sounding (I assume you want really solid) bass.

I just looked at a couple of your other posts.. These speakers are way too small if you're looking at drop tunings.. they'll probably fart out really easily, even at front room volume.

If the price tags on these two amps are your budget level (we all understand that part!) then you'd be better looking at used gear, but either way get the biggest speaker you can. Preferably at least 10 inch.

If you'll be practicing through headphones the speaker doesn't matter, but be prepared to fry your head! 

Aux In is really useful for a stand alone practice amp, but you can always practice along to a stereo or something else.