Guys. planning to buy.My budget is upto Rs.40k. after some research, i m thinking to settle down for ibanez rg370dx( hope made a right choice) which would cost around 24k and spend the rest in some good 30watt amp. wont mind a second-hand amp( can save some bucks for a decent processor as well ) Music style: no limitation. metal, classic rock, blues, blah! Vox vt30 , roland cube 30x, laney lx35r are some amps which interests me. m more keen to buying the vox but please advice me which one would give the proper tone and feel..m kinda spinning my head around these three. Thanks
1. Username - LOL XD 2. *facepalm* Read The Guide I wouldn't recommend that guitar. And nor any of those amps. Not when you got a very nice budget and could get some pretty good stuff. Guitar - Look for a guitar without a double locking whammy. If you want one with a whammy that actually works without detuning, you'll be spending min. ~28 on the guitar alone. Amp - Look for a tube amp...nice ones at around 20k. See the Laney Cub series and BE3 ( https://www.be3amplifiers.com/ ). Can also look at Blackheart and Blackstar stuff. Understand how tube amps work, so you know how many watts you want (loud cleans = more watts, power tube distortion at non-ear-piercing volumes = less watts, and maybe attenuation solutions/features) Then again, you might want to go for a modeling solution, so maybe a processor or a laptop+interface+software going into a powered speaker/FRFR amp might work better for you. More versatility. In short...RESEARCH. BEFORE. YOU. BLOW. UP. MONEY.
damn..okkay..time to research again. edge 3 doesnt seem to be reliable..i play live and i had a guitar which detuned after every song i played. thats why i am looking for a double locking to stay in tune.. can i have some help and suggestions with a few guitars around that range(rs 30000 tak chalega).? also i checked out a few amps as well. tubes are good..low5-10 watt tubes come in my budget but again will such low watt tube amps help me get heard during jams?
Comes for around 30k, I think. Though it's still better to spend more on the amp than on the guitar. 5-10 watts (tube amps) = fine for distortion. Said not to be loud enough for cleans. Research tube amps to know why. Edit - I mentioned modeling if you really know you want that kind of flexibility straight off.
TYPO. OMFG. >.< Bah. *facepalm* Must be going senile. Hopefully the statement after that cleared it up.
