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forum thread Posted by TattyBear | Staff • 2d ago

Stage Right by Monoprice 5-Watt, 1x8 Guitar Combo Tube Amplifier with Celestion Speaker $149.99 + Free Shipping

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Monoprice [monoprice.com] has Stage Right by Monoprice 5-Watt, 1x8 Guitar Combo Tube Amplifier with Celestion Speaker for $199.99 - code PRIME25 = $149.99 - Shipping is Free

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  • All-tube design, driven by one 6V6GT and one 12AX7 tubes
  • Features a Celestion Super 8 8" speaker
  • 5 watts of output power, ideal for practice and recording
  • Minimal design, with volume and tone controls
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Monoprice [monoprice.com] has Stage Right by Monoprice 5-Watt, 1x8 Guitar Combo Tube Amplifier with Celestion Speaker for $199.99 - code PRIME25 = $149.99 - Shipping is Free

Details:
  • All-tube design, driven by one 6V6GT and one 12AX7 tubes
  • Features a Celestion Super 8 8" speaker
  • 5 watts of output power, ideal for practice and recording
  • Minimal design, with volume and tone controls

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2d ago
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PortabelloRoad
2d ago
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Great amp. It's been cheaper in the past, but I guess this is the new normal now.
2d ago
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PurpleBook6754
2d ago
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Too bad code doesn't work on 15 Watt. Not sure I even need the 15 Watt. I'm just a bedroom hack. I have a Spark 2 that has more tones than I need. But want to try out a tube amp. I initially wanted the 15 watt amp because it has an effects loop and more knob adjustments. So the question i'm asking is, this for $150 or wait hope the 15 Watt goes on sale for $250ish?
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SiennaFruit401
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank SiennaFruit401

Quote from PurpleBook6754 :
Too bad code doesn't work on 15 Watt. Not sure I even need the 15 Watt. I'm just a bedroom hack. I have a Spark 2 that has more tones than I need. But want to try out a tube amp. I initially wanted the 15 watt amp because it has an effects loop and more knob adjustments. So the question i'm asking is, this for $150 or wait hope the 15 Watt goes on sale for $250ish?

As a fellow bedroom hack, i get a ton more enjoyment from the 12" speaker played loudly. I have the luxury of neighbors who haven't complained (yet) about my noise. And if you think you might ever play live with drums, the 15w can keep up. So it's better and more versatile.

The 8 inch is pretty great and makes the lovely tube sounds at a lower volume, but I can tell it's coming from a smaller speaker so it sounds, smaller, not quite as robust or deep. Some people prefer the sound and behavior of smaller speakers, so YMMV. Maybe look for some comparisons on YouTube or at a local guitar center type place.

Unless you are very serious about your pedals, I think using them without the fx loop is just fine.
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PurpleBook6754
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Quote from SiennaFruit401 :
As a fellow bedroom hack, i get a ton more enjoyment from the 12" speaker played loudly. I have the luxury of neighbors who haven't complained (yet) about my noise. And if you think you might ever play live with drums, the 15w can keep up. So it's better and more versatile.The 8 inch is pretty great and makes the lovely tube sounds at a lower volume, but I can tell it's coming from a smaller speaker so it sounds, smaller, not quite as robust or deep. Some people prefer the sound and behavior of smaller speakers, so YMMV. Maybe look for some comparisons on YouTube or at a local guitar center type place.Unless you are very serious about your pedals, I think using them without the fx loop is just fine.
Thanks for the info! I decided to go ahead and pull the trigger on this 5-watt amp. I watched several YT videos and they were all positive. I can always return it if it doesn't meet my needs, but I have a good feeling about it. I'm mainly after clean tones, and I'm hoping this tube amp delivers. And thanks to the OP for posting.
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axiomtherapy
Yesterday
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I have this amp and love it!
6h ago
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NeoSlick
6h ago
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No 12" Celestion.
No reverb tank.
No FX loop connections (for riff looper, different mods etc..).
No EQ. No dice.
No metal or heavy rock the way it's meant to be
Not the best tube circuit. That matters more than the tube types.
Price not that great.
We need the 15W 12" combo at $200 to $215 on sale again. You would get all the above; that way. For just $50 to $65 more.
12" speaker matters. It's your FR filter. 12ax7 pre amp sound matters. EL84 matters. The VOX like circuit matters (component values and order), the cabinet matters (sufficient for portability with the 15W, OK sound). The 70/80 speaker is a bargain for you, and not bad, like some say. It works well in the MP 15W combo and is easy to replace. 25lbs. If you want full metal tone the traditional way was a tube screamer pedal up front; but a multi pedal/unit can do also and save a lot. Plus modernize a classic tube amp.

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