I think has a lot to do with class D amps sounding like absolute crap near their power delivery limit. Class D is the anti-tube as far as that goes.
IMHO that goes for most, if not all, solid state amps.
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I think has a lot to do with class D amps sounding like absolute crap near their power delivery limit. Class D is the anti-tube as far as that goes.
IMHO that goes for most, if not all, solid state amps.
Just tried running my Carvin BX250 into my 4x12(1500watt) last night in my punk rock group, and I would say it was plenty! And its an 8ohm cab, so I was only running round 200watts.
Right!
Into a decent cab it can be incredibly loud. A single 115 or 210 is not a 412.

I own a BG250 and compared to other 200 watt + combos I've owned this thing is a monster. I don't need to run it past 6 and never have an issue hearing myself [with 2 guitards and a mega meathead super hard hitting beatmonkey]
The thing is light and fairly portable, if your really concerned about being able to be heard buy 2 and A B them.