Still need help after reading the "how to choose" post

Hi All:

I'm a newbie through and through. New to guitars and new to this site. I am on a limited budget and I also don't want to collect gear for the sake of collecting gear. My question is this:

Is there a guitar amp that will work nicely with an Ibanez AEL10E (acoustic-electric) and then later when I move up with a Taylor T3 B (electric)?

I read the post and dowloaded the attachment on how to choose but it still is not clear to me if I am trying for the impossible or not.

I am going for the genres of rock, blues, and jazz (I'd like to sort of synthesize the three) and am not looking for real big volume.

Seems you'll need 2 distinctly different amps, or one that can do both jobs. So IMO you'll need some sort of digital processing to minimize the equipment.

All things being relative, I could suggest a Fender Vibro Champ XD. Nice little 5watt tube amp with digital pre-amp voicing. This includes, among several electric guitar amps, the Fender Acoustasonic, which would be great for your existing guitar.

I've got one, plus a couple 20 & 25 watt SS Peaveys. The Vibro Champ is far superior in my opinion.

Try and demo the guitar rig which offers you the ability to model multiple amps pedals gates, equalizers pedal reverb, chorus and much more. As a guitaris buying a singlke amp for several hundred dollars is too limiting especially for beginners.

personally i bought a Vox vt-15 for $175.00 and the guitar rig with kontrol pedal interface. Even though the vox has some modeling capabilities (its tubed) i use the Kontrol interface to the guitar rig 95% of the time. With its head phone intercae I can practice in private and i use the L-out and R-out and plug into stero sytem so I can pipe 400 Watts out my main speakers.

Bottom line I think is that unless your playing gigs and jamming with friends laying out a large amout of cash may not be all that practical on a combo amp or a pre-amp cabinet solution.

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