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Originally Posted by Norton666
I use an AMT Tubecake 1.5 at night. It's 1.5 watts. Through a good speaker cab it CAN get louder than your neighbors would want, but it's a very slow, smooth taper on the master so you can play really, REALLY quietly if you want. It's my go-to for quiet playing without firing up the recording setup to use the monitors.
I amusing my Fender Mustang III poweramp section. 100 watts and 12" speaker...sounds great at low volumes. Outstanding. And when you need to crank...it'll do that too. Small portable package. In fact using this rig at a gig tonight. Other guy is using Diezel/4x12. 
We have a massive PA system .
I've also used my old twin and crown powerbase 2 and 4x12. I prefer the Mustang, just has the perfect blend of guitar amp and clean.
The biggest hurdle is finding the right output mode, and right cabs. Some of my patches have cabs some don't. Some are preamp models some amp. It's a bit tricky, as you can imagine...but once you got it, sounds great.
At sound check...my rig sounded just as good as the Diezel. In my biased opinion of course.
Edit...we're supposed to have a good board recording.....I will keep you updated if we get it.
We have a massive PA system . I've also used my old twin and crown powerbase 2 and 4x12. I prefer the Mustang, just has the perfect blend of guitar amp and clean.
The biggest hurdle is finding the right output mode, and right cabs. Some of my patches have cabs some don't. Some are preamp models some amp. It's a bit tricky, as you can imagine...but once you got it, sounds great.
At sound check...my rig sounded just as good as the Diezel. In my biased opinion of course.
Edit...we're supposed to have a good board recording.....I will keep you updated if we get it.
Anomaly...I am not sure if snaplit is in the same boat I am...but I don't really like using headphones, even when, like the HD500, it sounds good. My studio is directly below the master bedroom, and usually the thumping keeps the lady at least aware I'm down there jamming, if not awake.
The Mustang has been a godsend. With the CD input, I can practice, and hear the air move, even if lightly. It's not thumpy enough, at low volumes, to do any damage to the upstairs walls. I feel it would be fine for same-level rooms too. Close the door and the baby and/or lady sleep just fine.
It does sound redundant to have both an HD500 and a Mustang III, but they are very different. And for some reason, play nice together. I am very impressed with the sound...well at least for now. Sometimes I take just the Mustang III, like ordinary rehearsals, sometimes both, like gigs. Have built-in backup system.
The Mustang has been a godsend. With the CD input, I can practice, and hear the air move, even if lightly. It's not thumpy enough, at low volumes, to do any damage to the upstairs walls. I feel it would be fine for same-level rooms too. Close the door and the baby and/or lady sleep just fine.
It does sound redundant to have both an HD500 and a Mustang III, but they are very different. And for some reason, play nice together. I am very impressed with the sound...well at least for now.
Sometimes I take just the Mustang III, like ordinary rehearsals, sometimes both, like gigs. Have built-in backup system.
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