Best combo for jazz and blues?

[ossyrocks]

3 hours ago, jay-jay84 said:

Thanks, I'll keep an eye on facebook and ebay. Would you say the rumble 40 is worth it? Won't have the same power for gigging but what do you reckon for practise? 

The 100 is cheap secondhand, capable, and so very small and light (you can pick it up with one finger), that I just wouldn’t consider a 40.

[Dan Dare]

On 21/03/2024 at 13:16, jay-jay84 said:

Any opinions on the rumble 40?

 

It's a practice amp. Perfectly good for that purpose, but you won't gig with it.

[BillyHunt]

On 21/03/2024 at 13:16, jay-jay84 said:

Any opinions on the rumble 40?

I’ve got one. I only use it for home practise and for that it’s a great little amp and loud.

 

It may be ok for a quiet band practise but anything louder than that it would struggle. 40w and a single 10 will only get so loud.

[Steve Browning]

On 20/03/2024 at 15:26, Woodinblack said:

 

So whats the best combo for accordian? I know, anything as long as its off! Didn't stop roland making a £4k V-Accordian though.

 

Actually the Ampeg A15, also available for bass as the B15. Who'd have thunk it. 

[Japhet]

With a £300 budget you really do have to go second hand. I personally have never had a bad experience buying used off Basschat.

[soulstar89]

On 20/03/2024 at 07:42, ossyrocks said:

Yes, I agree. I have one, the 100, great rehearsal amp for my jazz and blues bands. I’ve not gigged it, but I reckon it would be fine. I got mine for £150 off Facebook.

Rob

 wow that is a bargain price.