What is you PRACTICE rig?

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peavey vypyr 60W 1x12

works great, easy on tubes for home use. try to gig it and it will eat through power tubes like nothing due to heat/the fact it is a combo.

i love it to be honest. best modeling unit you can get for $400 IMHO.
 
I don't really "practice" per se but..usually having to learn a song or two at any given time, I just noodle on the songs on one of my electric guitars (unplugged) until I get them down or close anyways...Then band rehearsal is where most of my playing is done then the gigs...So..in essence...I don't practice I guess :confused:
 
I either practice through my live rig or play acoustic. I like to play my guitars and basses unplugged to practice playing, or I'll just use an acoustic to jam. When I practice through my live rig, I practice like I would play live. Every jump, every move, every nod, every bit like a live show. That way, when you get on stage, you are not trying to perform. You just play like you always do.

Plus, it makes band practice soooo much more fun.

"We never let the music get in the way of our stage act." -Pete Townshend
 
Currently my Boogie DC-3 and Digitech GSP1101. Will soon have my FX rack built up soon so the GSP1101 will be going into that. Might pick up a Line6 M for the practice rig then.
 
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