What amp or monitor do you use with this? Especially looking for some lower cost options that would still sound decent.
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For my amp I am using a Hughes and Kettner Tubemeister 18 with a tubemeister 112 cabinet. For playing straight to the pedal I used ATH-M50 Headphones. If you do not have this effects pedal, I HIGHLY suggest you do, it is fantastic.
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I am using a LIne 6 Spider Valve 112 - the front end modelling on these is pants, but it has a quality Bogner 40W all valve poweramp and Celestion Speaker. The new version apparently has an improved preamp and is holding its value better, but the older ones can be picked up quite cheap (£150 or less). Its a good fit for a decent modeller.
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I use a Orange micro terror in a micro stack. The Micro Terror is a 20 w hybrid (head solid-state and tube driven) and 2 Orange PPC108 speakers. It it gets plenty loud for me. I play in a lot of coffee houses and smaller venues. The whole thing cost (when I purchased it) $350. The head was $150 and each speaker was $99. It really just depends on what and where you want to play line6 spider is good my brother-in-law has one and he is a metal guitarist and he uses it more than his Marshal 1/2 stack. How much are you willing to spend.
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Currently I use a variety of amps depending on the venue. My main amp is a 50 watt Carvin Bel Air 2x12 combo. Tiubes are always good. Sometimes when space and the venue allows I'll run a second Carvin, an SX100 100 watt combo so I can get stereo (only I hear it but it's fun) and when I do a solo gig I'll just run directly into the mixer in stereo. My main speakers are a pair of Yamaha 12". That system is powered by a Phonic power amp @500 watts per side. Mostly though it's the Carvin Bel Air. The cool thing about the Zoom is that you can edit on the fly so if a room doesn't sound that good you can adjust eq to compensate. Everything I've played this thing through sounds great so far. Hope this helps. Currently I use a variety of amps depending on the venue. My main amp is a 50 watt Carvin Bel Air 2x12 combo. Tiubes are always good. Sometimes when space and the venue allows I'll run a second Carvin, an SX100 100 watt combo so I can get stereo (only I hear it but it's fun) and when I do a solo gig I'll just run directly into the mixer in stereo. My main speakers are a pair of Yamaha 12". That system is powered by a Phonic power amp @500 watts per side. Mostly though it's the Carvin Bel Air. The cool thing about the Zoom is that you can edit on the fly so if a room doesn't sound that... » Read More Currently I use a variety of amps depending on the venue. My main amp is a 50 watt Carvin Bel Air 2x12 combo. Tiubes are always good. Sometimes when space and the venue allows I'll run a second Carvin, an SX100 100 watt combo so I can get stereo (only I hear it but it's fun) and when I do a solo gig I'll just run directly into the mixer in stereo. My main speakers are a pair of Yamaha 12". That system is powered by a Phonic power amp @500 watts per side. Mostly though it's the Carvin Bel Air. The cool thing about the Zoom is that you can edit on the fly so if a room doesn't sound that good you can adjust eq to compensate. Everything I've played this thing through sounds great so far. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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sorry for the late response at my church i plug directly into a mixer a use studio headphones as monitor, when i did use a amp it was a fender to get good sound must use a very good clean tone, when you use amp modeling to me a good clean tone would give good sound try the fender 65r solid state amp the don't make them any more but a killer clean tone
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I just purchased a seperate $30 or $40 pre-amp (if your not worried about having a equalizer on your amp). I do my equalization through my receiver. It really depends how fussy you are about the sound and where it would be easier to make the changes (it's easier usually to adjust the equalization on the receiver).
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I'm no expert but I recommend Pioneer's 1300W amp. It will sound amazing with that!
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I think the match is acceptable... At the same time a more powerful amp will sure do better. I was hoping for more "umph". Im going to try the speakers with a more powerful amp to see if theres any difference.
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Hi Adam, I am using Music Hall PA1.2 MM/MC Phono Pre Amp, paired with Audio Space Preamp Line 3.1 and AS9M-MARK III mono block amplifier and a pair of Thiel 2.7 speakers.
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You should have someone that knows about the settings hook it up for you. It took me a while but when I finally got it. It can pick up the low end...
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I used a stupid-cheap Boss 1100w amp. Had a billion great reviews. Sounds fantastic.
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I dont know what kind of amp others are using but these speakers DO NOT need a sub. They are good down to 30hz.But yes, if you want anything lower than that, than yes, you will need a sub.
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It's not very practical to buy speakers, test them and then return them and repeat until finding the best solution. I'm sure going to stores and listening is good but it might sound different when you get it into your home setup.Do you have any suggestions on a good 5.1 setup for the onkyo 606 that doesn't break the bank?
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I use M-Audio AV30 monitors with them. They are built very well, much better than I expected. They weigh quite a bit too. Solid steel construction. I am very happy with them and I would recommend them. Hope the info helps.
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Sure, that's the way i have it. Sounds great. Just check your amp power before, but normally it would work just fine.
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The Bellari VP130 Tube preamp is what I use. Sounds fantastic along with the Debut.
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Well, speakers are the custom choice, you need to know what do you like and how they should sound...I'm using Polk Audio Monitor 200.
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Yeah, i have a 500 but only run it at 250 because if i turn it up any higher it drones out all the mid and treble in my pickup. 300 watts it pleanty for this sub, cant go wrong with JL Audio!
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I'm on a budget, and am using a Yamaha YST-SW216 powered sub (around $130 here), which works fine.
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I'm quite happy with mine, I running 5 Martin Logan and a sub woofer and I think it's very good for the price. I'm not sure what kind of speakers you have
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I'm assuming that's an amp? I have a kicker amp pushing 500 max and sounds great. Sub can handle more than what I give it