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jcmtone1
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Looking to get a pedal board size amp for small gigs. Quilter mini 101 seems to have a lot of great reviews. Any other suggestions?
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rusty1070
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I've been curious about pedalboard amps myself. The ISP Stealth looks promising as it is stereo and I think would work well for a W/D/W set up. I see ISP has a new mono pedal amp coming out with some tone shaping capabilities too.
Findthetone1
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I tried the stealth and it's nowhere near loud enough to gig with.
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jcmtone1
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Is the quilter 101 mini loud enough to gig with?
NaturalBornBoy
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Why not consider getting a speaker simulator/guitar DI so that your pedalboard can just go straight to console?
No worries about not being loud enough. Np need to lug a cabinet around. For small gigs, going direct will always be my go-to option.
No worries about not being loud enough. Np need to lug a cabinet around. For small gigs, going direct will always be my go-to option.
Findthetone1
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Every post I've read says absolutelyjcmtone1":zk4vbin0 said:
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mdc1mdc11
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jcmtone1":ty802sl7 said:
50w not enough? Where are you playing anyway?
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jcmtone1
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Gigs are primarily in the the local bar/club scene. The larger club venues usually have professional sound set up and a direct out would be great for that setting. I have always used tube amps and I wasn't sure how loud a 50 watt solid state amp would be compared to tube amp wattages. Sounds like the quilter will be a good fit. I want a small rig so I don't have to carry a head and 4x12 or heavy combo amps.
