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tombowlus said:iAMP 800 would be my top pick, but the Thunderfunk head is a very generous 400 watts into 4 ohm. Even though these two don't have preamp tubes, they are not sterile like some ss amps can be, and in fact, the iAMP 800 is one of the thickest (yet incredibly clear) heads that I have heard. I also own a Mesa Boogie Walkabout, and can attest for the M-Pulse line as well.
bassampegman said:I guess im was looking for something better than Hartke or Ashdown, but not the high prices of Ampeg etc.
Looking to spend maybe £750.00 for a good amp head,
lots of the makes mentioned are not normally seen here in the UK shops, Mesa yes but too pricey, as is SWR.
Martin
bassjamn said:Eden WT550, Solid state, Tube pre-amp and easy to use yet effective EQ section.
SMASH said:Before I can seriously recommend anything, I'd need to know what you don't you like about the Ashdowns? I also have and like the Walkabout, iAmp 800, and a few others that are being touted, but I don't think you'd dig 'em if you can't stand Ashdown either (I've got Ashdowns too).
C'mon guys, there's a big difference between recommending your favourites and trying to really help someone. One person is even recommending an amp as "the best" that hasn't hit the market yet![]()
In any case, in England you can likely find lots of old Trace stuff. It's killer and no longer the flavour of the day so can be found used/cheap. If I have to guess, I'll guess Trace.
fenderbluesdude said:if you thinking of getting a schroeder than get
pre/power!!!!!!!