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Gorilla. The first and last name in combo amps...

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I vote the T.C. Electronic BG250 combo amps. Not knowing your full scenario, but these are a BARGAIN... great sound + hefty power + TonePrint effects + built-in tuner + great customer service. I have the 12" + horn model and it's a fantastic small gig combo.
 
Alrighty Then, i’ll Say it! Rumble 100! It’s a TB cliche because it’s such good bang for the buck, light, plenty loud, etc. Sometimes the reputation is justified, I can’t think of a better combo for the money, but we know nothing about what you are shooting for. Play a few combos, you’ll probably end up with a Rumble anyway.
 
Countdown to 50 TB'ers chiming in with "Fender Rumble" in 3... 2... 1...

I vote the T.C. Electronic BG250 combo amps. Not knowing your full scenario, but these are a BARGAIN... great sound + hefty power + TonePrint effects + built-in tuner + great customer service. I have the 12" + horn model and it's a fantastic small gig combo.

I "Like" your post and will raise you one Fender Rumble 100
In the absence of any other information, I will always be the "get a blue knob, aluminum strip, pointy logo, US-made Peavey TKO or TNT" guy, just because.
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I ran a stack just like that in the 80s.