Peavey Valve King 1x12, Randall Half Stack (solid state 150w), or Randall 2x12 (solid state)??

Question

I need a new amplifier for my guitar. which one would be the best for heavy metal, rock, and neo-classical improvising. I play alot of different styles with that. But i need from nice cleans to very heavy (but not muddy) distortion. I play with a BC Rich Warlock Bronze, with a duncan sh-2 in the neck, and Duncan Sh-6 in the bridge. So what should I get?

Answer 1

Tough choice.

I like Peavey, I like tube amps, but you'll play louder with the Randall half-stack. Hmmmm.

There is a Valve King 2 x 12... Can you afford that on your budget? Then it would be a no-brainer -- get the Valve King 212.

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Answer 2

MG stacks are sturdy before each and every thing yet, from what I comprehend they loss their tone in like a 300 and sixty 5 days. Line 6 spider 3 is an incredible stack and is efficient. some thing that could desire to be cool is that in case you bought each and every of the climate separately. Get a line 6 head and 1960a and b and throw it mutually. B-fifty two and Peavey are additionally some intense high quality a million/2 stacks.

Answer 3

I'll be honest, I really don't care for any of those amps. I'm sure you have those on your list for a reason, but I'd be leaning toward a Mesa Roadking, or a dual rectifier with a 2x12 cab. If I had to pick one of yours, I'd go with the Peavey. I will do everything you're looking to do.

Answer 4

wow,,that is a tough search.

well,,always go with amps that have tubes. i've used alot of amps in my life, and i've been playing for about 8 years now.
i would have to say,,, peavy's are good for diverse sounds like you want to play. another great one is that Eddie Vanhalen model,,,,5150, is called. and i think its by peavy.

Answer 5

ypu should never go with a solid state, if you like it then go go with the Valve King instead of a solid state amp!