Re: [Harp-L] Amp Over Kill

[Gary Calahan <glcalahan@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hello,

I have had the Sonny Jr e. (Great Amp) and a vintage Ampeg that was
sweet, however they are in the past.  I am trying to find a compromise
of smaller amp,  with the Lina-out capabilities.  I currently have an
awesome '58 Fender Tweed Champ Amp that is absolutely sweet.  The
problem is it has no line out and I live on a sailboat.  I don't want
to worry about a sweet vintage amp on a boat.  Additionally,  that is
why the line-out is appealing to me.  I did have a band where we were
playing in larger venues however I want to so smaller gigs.  So big is
no big thing.  It is the line out that I like.

GAry C



On Sat, Jan 31, 2009 at 2:40 PM,  <johnnyace55@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I believe on the Amp over kill is up to the indivigual. I sat in With Mississippi Heat in December and  we had Madcat, Pierre, and myself. I was able to use Pierres Cruncher, awesome amp, Pierre sounds Fantastic as usuall threw her, me totaly different. I have a 30 watt meteor as well as a 50 watt. I personally like the Meteors. The Minis have a line out as well, also the amp sounds great at a low volume for smaller rooms. I believe Richard Hunter make some great points on the Amp issues. Everyone pretty much has there own unique sound and sound different even using someone elses gear. So i suggest (if possible) to try the Amps before you make any decisions!!!! Johnny
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