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So I've just aquired this amplifier and for the moment I'm running it though the amplifier on a cubeq combo amp. I'm thinking about getting a head for it (less than $300 if possible) and am wondering what to go for. All I really care is that it has a volume, 3 band eq, gain, and if possible a switch to reduce the wattage. Maybe some onboard effects but nothing too complicated. I'm going for EVH, Billy Gibbons, and AC/DC tones. Any suggestions for a guitarist on a budget? I rarely ever journey into amplifier central.
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Re: What head to go with Marshall MX412 Cabinet?
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Re: What head to go with Marshall MX412 Cabinet?
I can't afford that. Plus it doesn't match the classic Marshall aesthetic.You will never understand How it feels to live your life With no meaning or control And with nowhere left to go You are amazed that they exist And they burn so bright
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Re: What head to go with Marshall MX412 Cabinet?
What about Orange? Do they have anything in my price range worth looking at?
I was also considering a Bugera V55HD, but that's a bit costlier.Last edited by Chistopher; 04-29-2017, 05:11 PM.You will never understand How it feels to live your life With no meaning or control And with nowhere left to go You are amazed that they exist And they burn so bright
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Re: What head to go with Marshall MX412 Cabinet?
The old Marshall Valvestates were pretty solid and usually sell for pretty cheap nowadays.
Peavey Windsor too, perhaps.Comment
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Jet City.Comment
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Find yourself a used Peavey Valve King 100W.Comment
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Re: What head to go with Marshall MX412 Cabinet?
I would think one of the Orange "Terror" amps could work. I recently saw a good deal on a Marshall Haze 15 head. If you need more power, in your budget range you will probably have to go solid state. I like the idea of the Valvestate.
You should also look for vintage Peavey heads.
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