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From: yellofury
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  • Need some advice.

    I'm planning to buy an Orange cr50bxt but I heard that it has poor low end, what can you tell me about that, would you recomend this amp (I understand that your's is a 35b) over others 50W amps?

  • what are your thoughts on the amp looking into get 1 just to play pub gigs etc

  • @LittleBuddah118 I dont think it will be powerful enough for a gig to be honest

    something between 300-500 watt combo or stack would be better suited

    Does not necessarily have to be expensive either

    a 300 watt head and a 2x10 or 4 x 10 cabinet would suffice

  • @yellofury cheers for the info but i decided to get a ashdown 515 mini rig

  • @LittleBuddah118 congrats I hope 100 watts is ample for pub gigs

    it sould be if your guitarist and drummer behave

  • @yellofury they should be fine just wont let them eat sugar so they wont be hyper haha ill order the amp when the bloody rep comes back from their holiday

  • @LittleBuddah118 yellofury has a good point but i use this amp and use with a hartke 4x10, gig with it and it is plenty loud. Holds up in practice w/o the 4x10 however volume is 80% or higher. The 50 or 100 watt that they make now would probably be all you need. These amps are very round punchy and clear. Compare it to something as light look at the ampeg micro stack. 200 watt and sound nice on youtube. haven't played one 1st hand.

  • Hey yellofury! It's CBFALL! Is this song you're playing on the bass a original or cover? Sounds damn good in my musical ears! :)

  • @cbfall just a jam my friend off the top of my head!!

  • did you find the 35 to be loud enough? ever play a gig with it ? I want to buy a 50 watt really bad and hook it into a 410

  • @DuctTape44 I wouldnt try. 35 and 50 watt amps are great for your bedroom

    but when you are competing against guitars and drums you are better off getting a head that is at least 300watts driving a 4x10 cabinet. 500 watts is a good round number to shoot for that can cover most gigs. Line 6 and GK make affordable powerful heads just dont ever scrimp on your amp in a gig setting

  • Recently replaced with DR HI Beams in the 90 gauge

    which are really light and probably not the best for fingerstyle but for slap sound nice and poppy

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