What amp would your 16 year old self buy for at home jamming?

I mean, I just want an Overdrive Special but I’ll gave to settle with a Euphoria Drive of a The Dude.
 
I mean, I just want an Overdrive Special but I’ll gave to settle with a Euphoria Drive of a The Dude.
if i had to choose between an O.S. and a Steel String Singer......ahhhhh.....i don't know :shrug:

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Eh, head to head against my Tiny Terror I think the TT sounds more rich and the leads sing a little better. The DT is a riff monster though but not quite as silky for single note stuff. The DT does sound better than the micro Dark Terror though. Going to drop off the Dark Terror back at the store tomorrow.

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Eh, head to head against my Tiny Terror I think the TT sounds more rich and the leads sing a little better. The DT is a riff monster though but not quite as silky for single note stuff. The DT does sound better than the micro Dark Terror though. Going to drop off the Dark Terror back at the store tomorrow.

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Sounds like your 16 year old self should wait for another trip to Atomic :grin:
 
My 16 year old self ran a Roland JC-120. My 49 year old self is no different beyond having several various wattage variants of the JC to choose from.

The 55 or 77 are both suited better to home use for volume reasons, but you can make the 120 work if you keep the volume knob well below 1. At 1 or higher, it will hurt you.
 
Shit, I’d buy a JCM800 and two 4x12 cabs so I could emulate my heroes. Shit I might need two heads and 4 cabs.
 
My 16 year old self had a Fender Musicmaster Bass amp that was pitifully insufficient for playing in a metal band with a Kay bass with refrigerator magnet pmckups. I tried everything to make that thing louder until I blew something, thought it was beyond repair and the it into the landfill with a bunch of construction trash we had. I could kick myself for that.

These days I'd buy my kid a Katana if I didn't already have one at home.
 
16 was when I changed from a Peavey Stereo Chorus to a Fender M80, which I put through an old, borrowed Bandmaster cab. Horrible sound, really. A couple of years later I bought a Laney AOR100 half stack.
 
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