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frontpagephoinix | Staff posted Yesterday 6:21 AM
Orange Crush 20 20W 8" 2-Channel Guitar Amplifier & Speaker Combo (Orange)
$131
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Amazon has Orange Crush 20 20W 8" 2-Channel Guitar Amplifier and Speaker Combo (Orange) for $130.67. Shipping is free.
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Sweetwater also has Orange Crush 20 20W 8" 2-Channel Guitar Amplifier and Speaker Combo (Orange) for $130.67. Shipping is free.
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Amazon has Orange Crush 20 20W 8" 2-Channel Guitar Amplifier and Speaker Combo (Orange) for $130.67. Shipping is free.
Sweetwater also has Orange Crush 20 20W 8" 2-Channel Guitar Amplifier and Speaker Combo (Orange) for $130.67. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for finding this deal.
Sweetwater also has Orange Crush 20 20W 8" 2-Channel Guitar Amplifier and Speaker Combo (Orange) for $130.67. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for finding this deal.
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The local guitar shop said that's the one to get, but a little over $200, but it has all the mixers and stuff you'd get from pedals.
For non-band play-at-home, you think this Orange is the better deal?
EDIT: Blackstar ID Core V4 is what the shop said for guitar, the RB-108 was when referencing a bass guitar amp, my bad.
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However, the RB-108 only has an 8-inch speaker. My feeling is that if you're playing bass you want to be able to have that massive low end and that's really hard to do with an 8" speaker. I would go with a 10" speaker. That puts you into the RocketBass RB-110 at about $300. You could also look at the Fender Rumble 40, which usually can be found for around $230-250 online.
I don't have a lot of personal experience with those amps.
The only Blackstar I have is the Fly 3 which is much smaller. That said, for an entry level digital amp, the ID Core V4 series seems pretty well regarded. Another similar option would be the Fender Mustang LT40S which has some similar features.
Although for that price, you might be able to pick up a used Boss Katana Gen 3.
One thing I would recommend doing when you're looking at these digital amps with a lot of effects is to download the user manual and read through what it takes to configure a sound. Some of them are pretty straightforward, some of them are menu hell. A lot of the time there is some software that you can connect with and you might want to check out what people say about the software.
Having access to all of those tones with amp and speaker modeling is awesome, but only if you actually use those features.
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