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New stingray HH, need an amp

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rotten ernie said:
Just received my Stingray and LOVE it. I've been looking for a small amp for studio/ small gig. Its mostly used in recording to original piano guitar drum arrangements. Any suggestions? Never owned a Bass amp before. The ampeg PF-20t looks good with direct inputs but I wondered what you folks can recommend?https://photos.app.goo.gl/L6eVviyiBYAm7fSj8
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So many good micro amps these days that you can't really go wrong but this one came as a "big" surprise
Plenty of love for Ibanez basses here but very few people know just how good this little amp is.
Just bought my second one last month. Sounds like a much bigger amp and I can pick it up with one finger!

Promethean 3110
Part Practice Amp, Part Road-Ready Bass Rig. At only 23 pounds, the Ibanez P3110 Promethean bass combo amp is a perfect fit for the touring musician. 300 watts of booming projection through a 10" coaxial speaker and an on/off switchable tweeter will give you enough decibels and frequency range to shake the ground in any room. If you want more sonic assistance, this workhorse has an external speaker output for an external speaker cab. In addition, there is an XLR out if you want to plug straight into the PA or a mixer for shows or recording purposes. If you want to practice quietly before your set, you also have a headphones out and an auxiliary input for a CD or MP3 player.

 
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Budget ? I have a Genzler Magellan 350 - BA10 with which I can work at home and reasonably gig but it's more expensive than say a Rumble100 (which are very good value). I would suggest a small head (like the Magellan 350 or Markbass or whatever) plus a small cabinet eg a 10".
These days with class D 'small amp' doesn't mean much... They're all small !
 
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knight of ni said:
Budget ? I have a Genzler Magellan 350 - BA10 with which I can work at home and reasonably gig but it's more expensive than say a Rumble100 (which are very good value). I would suggest a small head (like the Magellan 350 or Markbass or whatever) plus a small cabinet eg a 10".
These days with class D 'small amp' doesn't mean much... They're all small !
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Budget is something like 1k, I want it to be good for both DI and small live venue. Ive always gone for the tube sound, thats why i mentioned ampeg
 

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