Cheap Solid State Little Fender?

I lent my daughter a spare Digitech RP-12, a BBE Stomp Sonic pedal and Boss GE-7 Band Eq with her cheap Squier S 10 amp .... sounds great .

LOL - I'd HOPE all of that could sue a decent sound out of whatever speaker it passed through!!!!:laugh2:
 
You've already got a direction going, but FWIW anyone else reading this in the future, a few other options I either have used or would entertain for strictly bedroom purpose

Zoom MS-50G >> Personal monitor like a Mackie SRM-150, BOSS MA-15A or Beringer or Galaxy (just change the speaker if you need to on those cheaper ones). I use the Zoom for all the amps and the monitor just as a clean P.A. for it. Have even used it live in a small setting and sounded really good, sounded way bigger than it was.

Vox ToneLab or Tech21 SansAmp >> BOSS Katana or Tech21 Trademark

Line6 Flextone III amp (does Fender, Marshall, VOX, Hiwatt, Mesa pretty faithfully)

Vox Valvetronix (blue grill; does Marshall better than Marshall; I believe this amp's emulation section became the ToneLab floor module, but the full amp/cab sounds amazing)
 
I never had luck with the Valvetronix, there was always something weird there for me. Always loved the Tech21 stuff, though.
 
i liked the 1st gen blue ones, the later ones didnt sound or feel as good to me. i do like the tech21 stuff too, the little 10w was fantastic
 
i liked the 1st gen blue ones, the later ones didnt sound or feel as good to me. i do like the tech21 stuff too, the little 10w was fantastic

Yeah, it was! I had one for years, and a student begged me to sell it to him. I still own the 60 watt version.
 
I used a Digitech GNX pedal (precursor to the RP series) into a bass amp for years

I recenIly got the EHX 5mm , a 2.5 watt power pedal

So i can run a preamp pedal into my HB vertical 2x12

I was thinking of getting a new modeler like the Moorer GE150 or Zoom G1x or some such
and running into the 5mm

But I still have the GNX and it sounds good

Ace has a powered speaker

Like I said before , I have a Spark Go for traveling
It is awesome for small bedroom amps

Wide open you won't get running out of the hotel
Which isn't true for a 10 watt valve combo
Ask me how I know

my 20 watt Joyo Zombie sounds great on the clean channel
the gain channel sounds nothing like the Mesa it's modeled on
 
My wife got me a Boss Katana Mini-X for Christmas and I have to say it is one of the coolest little amps I've seen. No programming, just 3 different "channels" each with 2 voicings, built-in effects, tuner, headphone out, aux-in, AND fully rechargeable. Can take it anywhere. One charge lasts a long time, I think the spec sheet says 10 hours. I use it all the time in my office.
 
I like a tuner on a bedroom rig

If your aren't gonna take a pedal board into the bedroom.
An on board tuner is awesome

My blackstar IBeam 20 what has a tuner

My Peavey VIP2 40 has a tuner

All my modeling pedals have one

I have trouble with the headstock tuners
Keeping up with them
They don't like my Epiphone headstock
 
The only headstock tuner I will use is the D'addario Micro Tuner.

Why no Snark?

I have a couple laying around the house. At home totally fine with using whatever. Snark, Multi-fx built in, phone, tune to a tone, whatever.

Live it's board based tuner all the way.
 
Live, I use either a Guyatone pedal tuner that can be seen in bright sunlight, or the tuner on my HX Effects or M13. I will use a soundhole tuner on my nylon string. I don't use headstock tuners live at all.
 
Live, I use either a Guyatone pedal tuner that can be seen in bright sunlight, or the tuner on my HX Effects or M13. I will use a soundhole tuner on my nylon string. I don't use headstock tuners live at all.

Same I do not like the look of a headstock tuner live. I use the tuner in my H9. If I had to use a clip-on live I would remove it between tunings.
 
Another reason for the death of live music; Musicians that use clip on tuners during a performance.
 
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