Now a quick question. Esa M. recommended them but aren't they guitar amps? It was also recommended not to use a guitar amp. Is that saying that it is ok to start with but, being a guitar amp, is not ideal? I can see real benefits from an amp that can use 6 AA batteries as well as a mains adaptor and, at the price, looks pretty good (and the weight too, considering my bad back). Colin Hill ----- Original Message ----- From: "Oscar Picazo Ruiz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, June 09, 2006 7:59 PM Subject: Re: [HG] about amps
> Hello, > > I've got one of those microcubes, good to start, and try effects, and the > like. Very simple staff but good for a try (and cheap...) > > 2006/6/9, Esa M. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > > Hello. > > > > Unorthodox recommendations for beginners: > > - Roland microcube -small, CHEAP, proper effects, basic amp modellings > > - some used mixer-amp+ speakers -usually cheap, many channels, > > usually proper eq, maybe effects too. But take some expert with you > > to test the unit! > > - active pa- or studio-nearfield monitor - one box is all you need, > > no knobfields to hassle with... This is also expandable system and > > has many uses. > > > > I do not recommend guitar amps, they are designed for guitars =too > > much middle-frequencies. Even (modern) bass-amps are better. > > >
