View Full Version : power amps tube/solidstate
Fretmeister
06-19-2000, 01:13 PM
Hey everyone, i'm looking into getting a new power amp for my rig... I'm looking at a marshall 8008 right now, because it's very affordable, but do you think i should hold out for a tube power amp like the 50/50 or a mesa/boogie? I'm not trying to imitate anybody with my sound, trying to get something all my own, and from what i understand most of this will come from my pre-amp and effects.
At any rate, any info or insight you guys would be appreciated, thanks
j
BadHorsie
07-07-2000, 03:27 PM
BUMP!
Jon Broderick
07-07-2000, 05:00 PM
What is BUMP?
BadHorsie
07-07-2000, 05:15 PM
BUMP! Meaning bump back up to the top so someone can answer his question.
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BadHorsie, holdin' it down like Gravity!
James
07-07-2000, 10:11 PM
What is the difference between tube and solid-state amps anyways? Sorry to respond to a question with another question, but I guess they're sorta intertwined.
Fretmeister
07-07-2000, 10:33 PM
tube amps run on... well, tubes =)
solid state amps use transistors...
it's generally agreed that tube amps are better (usually sound better...) but i figured i'd ask and see what people thought.
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