opinions on Bugera BC15 15-Watt?
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opinions on Bugera BC15 15-Watt?
is this thing as good as it seems? I have a gift card and I am thinking about getting a better apartment amp--
is there a better small valve amp?
is there a better small valve amp?
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Re: opinions on Bugera BC15 15-Watt?
15w is still going to be loud as shit, generally.brainfur wrote:apartment amp
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I think anything tube above 5 watts is a "small gigging amp." The 5 watt range is great because as long as you have a gain knob, they're usually just loud enough to play with a sane drummer, and just enough to really get your neighbors annoyed, but you can usually back them up and get decent sounds at low volume.
My Vox Pathfinder 15R and AC4C1s are wonderful apartment amps, though my Pathfinder's made it to more gigs than most of my "giggable" amps.
My Vox Pathfinder 15R and AC4C1s are wonderful apartment amps, though my Pathfinder's made it to more gigs than most of my "giggable" amps.
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what about the bugera 5v? would that be better? i played one in guitar center yesterday and it sounded p good...
my current apt amp is a crate 15 watt solid state
ugh nm there are a million amps i have to try out but guitarcenter is a noisy ass zoo
my current apt amp is a crate 15 watt solid state
ugh nm there are a million amps i have to try out but guitarcenter is a noisy ass zoo
George wrote:in the future there must be only guitars or only computers
theshadowofseattle wrote:TYPICAL AMERICAN BAND LIKE JAY Z, AXE BODY SPRAY, AND THE VENTURES.

thats probably trueGeorge wrote:Yeah so cheap and feature packed.
I'd say with tube amps you're never going to get them to cook enough to make them worth using in an apartment anyway

George wrote:in the future there must be only guitars or only computers
theshadowofseattle wrote:TYPICAL AMERICAN BAND LIKE JAY Z, AXE BODY SPRAY, AND THE VENTURES.

honeyiscool wrote: My Vox Pathfinder 15R and AC4C1s are wonderful apartment amps, though my Pathfinder's made it to more gigs than most of my "giggable" amps.
Got my self the AC4C1 over the AC4TV head & cab on your advice and I'm absolutely loving it. I was going to pm you to say thanks but as it has come up in conversation I'll say it here. Thanks.
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My brief experience with George's amp was 100% positive and even though I have 5watt tube amp I think he's correct for low volume playing at a very attractive price. That being said I suspect a decent EQ and reverb in the effects loop would allow me to tweak an awesome sound for low volume out of mine....but that's a lot of extra cash for apartment noodling!brainfur wrote:thats probably trueGeorge wrote:Yeah so cheap and feature packed.
I'd say with tube amps you're never going to get them to cook enough to make them worth using in an apartment anywaymaybe i should buy a home before i buy an amp
Whoa! Available in British racing green for the money I could sell my blackstar and orange cab for.... I do love me some BRG.Stuart wrote:honeyiscool wrote: My Vox Pathfinder 15R and AC4C1s are wonderful apartment amps, though my Pathfinder's made it to more gigs than most of my "giggable" amps.
Got my self the AC4C1 over the AC4TV head & cab on your advice and I'm absolutely loving it. I was going to pm you to say thanks but as it has come up in conversation I'll say it here. Thanks.
Can you run a secon cab from it?
Dave wrote:Whoa! Available in British racing green for the money I could sell my blackstar and orange cab for.... I do love me some BRG.Stuart wrote:honeyiscool wrote: My Vox Pathfinder 15R and AC4C1s are wonderful apartment amps, though my Pathfinder's made it to more gigs than most of my "giggable" amps.
Got my self the AC4C1 over the AC4TV head & cab on your advice and I'm absolutely loving it. I was going to pm you to say thanks but as it has come up in conversation I'll say it here. Thanks.
Can you run a secon cab from it?
It is the racing green I've got, extremely handsome. Yes it has an external speaker output, 16ohms I think.
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I really didnt like mine. I put a switch on it to remove the tone section and that was an improvement. I sold the head and put a Celestion Truvox in it. I run that and an Ampeg micro head. It is the best rig i've ever used as a "stompbox guy".Sloan wrote:man, i fucked up by not jumping on a non functioning AC4TV head + 1x12 cab for $150 recently.laterallateral wrote:Out of the few very low wattage amps I've played, the AC4TV is the best sounding one below $300.
Nobody's got shit on Vox, in the low watt game below $300.
The demos I've heard sound kinda harsh, but it would have been a good project, the guy had swapped the speaker with something better, can't remember what.h8mtv wrote:I really didnt like mine. I put a switch on it to remove the tone section and that was an improvement. I sold the head and put a Celestion Truvox in it. I run that and an Ampeg micro head. It is the best rig i've ever used as a "stompbox guy".Sloan wrote:man, i fucked up by not jumping on a non functioning AC4TV head + 1x12 cab for $150 recently.laterallateral wrote:Out of the few very low wattage amps I've played, the AC4TV is the best sounding one below $300.
Nobody's got shit on Vox, in the low watt game below $300.