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Old 06-19-2010, 01:42 PM
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I'm aware of all the hell I'm going to catch for asking a stupid question, but what in your opinion, is the best combo/stack that's preferably over 100w (right at or slightly less than), for under $300.00 bucks.

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I think given that price range and that power level, you should be looking used. Buying local lets you see/hear it first, avoid the cost of shipping, and reduce your carbon footprint .

A super quick search on Ebay's completed auctions $2-300, I see Fender Rumbles, a Carvin 2x10, Hartke, Ampeg... some good names.

For new amps it's Behringer, which isn't really a popular name, or amps in the 75W range. So that's why I suggest buying used.

Why is 100W your criterion?
How're you gonna use it?

I think your budget is reasonable if you want a great garage/practice space type amp.
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