Buying an amp (4 srs) {SUGGESTIONS}

[dorkdotdan]

Last time didn't work so well.

Anyways, my dad has come to his senses and let me buy a new amp seeing as the old one has a 4" speaker and a stuffty one at that (physical issue not electronic). I can hardly play without my guitar being drowned out by the buzz of the speaker. I don't want to spend more than one hundred big ones. I don't want a huge stack, Quality > Quantity in this case. I've got my own distortion pedal so I don't need an overdrive toggle, and It'd be awesome if it had a reverb and a headphone jack.

No valve amps please.

Edit: Current Amp
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0009I4V1C/ref=asc_df_B0009I4V1C2061582?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=asn&creative=395093&creativeASIN=B0009I4V1C&hvpos=1o1&hvexid=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=409423261518969866&hvpone=&hvptw

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[wound]

i don't get it, are you informing us that you are buying a amp or asking us to suggest you amps.

[Kevdude]

I was going to suggest something in Fender's Mustang series.
http://www.fender.com/products/mustang
I have a Mustang III and it's great

[dorkdotdan]

I was going to suggest something in Fender's Mustang series.
http://www.fender.com/products/mustang
I have a Mustang III and it's great

Mustang I looks like something my dad could agree on. It also has a forgetton of lovey tones, like a Rotary.

[rockslide26]

I like the sound that Vox's amps make.

[Brickman]

I would suggest a Roland Cube 20xl
It has both Clean and Lead channels, a built-in tuner, aux input (To plug in your mp3 player), recording/headphone output, a foot pedal input (For switching between channels, effects). It also has Reverb, Chorus, Delay, Spring (?), Heavy Octave, Phaser, Flanger, Tremelo and Solo settings/fx. It also has 5 different distortion settings (along with an acoustic simulation setting), a gain control and 3 equalizer knobs.
Oh, and also a power squeezer switch.
Not to mention it sounds great and is totally worth the money.

This guy can probably sell it to your for $110/$120, I bought it for $125 from him when he was selling it for $150.

But then again, the Roland Cube 20XL is the only quality amp I've owned thus far. So there might be better amps out there for your money, but I don't know.

[dorkdotdan]

I would suggest a Roland Cube 20xl
It has both Clean and Lead channels, a built-in tuner, aux input (To plug in your mp3 player), recording/headphone output, a foot pedal input (For switching between channels, effects). It also has Reverb, Chorus, Delay, Spring (?), Heavy Octave, Phaser, Flanger, Tremelo and Solo settings/fx. It also has 5 different distortion settings (along with an acoustic simulation setting), a gain control and 3 equalizer knobs.
Oh, and also a power squeezer switch.
Not to mention it sounds great and is totally worth the money.

This guy can probably sell it to your for $110/$120, I bought it for $125 from him when he was selling it for $150.

But then again, the Roland Cube 20XL is the only quality amp I've owned thus far. So there might be better amps out there for your money, but I don't know.

Interesting. I'll also take this into consideration for sure.