Off Topic Amp Suggestions please! Less than 30 Watts

[luiscesaripad]

They are not available yet for sale.

 

[ascard]

Hi, well of the list you have there Lone Star is a good choice... I have to agree with the other ppl though, mark V 25 is a really good option and also is rectoverb 25.

 

[Wahoonc]

Hi, well of the list you have there Lone Star is a good choice... I have to agree with the other ppl though, mark V 25 is a really good option and also is rectoverb 25.

Agree. It might be more than you need, but it has what you need and then pretty much anything else you might ever want.

 

[ErnieJohn]

I've got a Lonestar Special 1x12, best amp I've ever played, I would be tempted by the mark 5:25, try play as many as you can, you'll soon click with the one for you.

 

[Magic Jason]

Update.

I recently bought a secondhand Koch Twintone II combo.

I really love the sound, the features and the great build quality. They are not too popular in the USA because it's "made in the Netherlands"...but I tend to prefer it to my Mesa Rectoverb 25 stack. (Which will probably be sold in the near future...should someone be interested)

The Koch is a "plug and play" type of amp while hugely versatile : you actually play instead of "re-equing" each time you change guitar.

I've played for three hours today, felt like ten minutes because I was focused on music, groove and timing... not treble, mid and bass controls.

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[stu42]

I would also recommend the Divided by 13 CJ11. It's a great amp - sort of a Hot-Rodded 58 Fender tweed deluxe. Divided by 13 also has some other models that have a great vibe. In general, these amps have a very dynamic, lively response and great vintage tones that take pedals well.

 

[Monster212]

i know i am late to the party here.. not sure if it has been suggested but i like the peavey VIP 1 or VIP 2 i own the VIP 2 its 40 watts but sounds great at low levels...