OR15? Tiny Tiny terror? Something else?

[greenmario]

Update: I ended up getting a tiny terror. Price was right, size was right. It just arrived today and I've only been able to try it out at apartment lvls, but I really like it so far. I was surprised that the mini actually sounds really good through it too when it's dialed in right. The mini continues to amaze me.. Will update after practice lvls.

[greenmario]

update after band practice: was not loud enough through the rando marshall 4x12 cab I played it through. v sad.

[rustywire]

The TT needs sensitive speakers to get the most out of its lower power...a rando 4x12 is likely to underperform [as you've found]

I'd sooner get one of these
https://reverb.com/item/2514545-orange- ... r-amp-head



Or even better

https://reverb.com/item/2156338-orange- ... rror-dt30h

[frigid midget]

update after band practice: was not loud enough through the rando marshall 4x12 cab I played it through. v sad.

Sorry to hear that. A cranked tt through a 4X12 *should* be able to hold its own in a practice/jam situation, but it doesn't have enough headroom to survive if:

a) Your cab's got inefficient speakers and/or an open back cab, which I'm assuming your cab isn't. Expect a serious audible difference when upgrading G12H75's to even just a quad of Vintage 30s.

b) Your band's ridiculously loud. As in, a loud drummer and drum kit, big bass rig, second guitarist with a beefy half stack, etc...

c) Your guitar's got really low output pickups. Don't no how that translates to db's or anything, I just know I have to adjust my amp's volume when I plug in a gibbo instead of my tele.

Anyway, if it's just a matter of fixing one of those things instead of several, and you're an extra couple db's short...Something like an mxr micro amp wouldn't be just a cheap solution, there's actually a good chance it'll sound extra rad if you get your speakers and amp's front end cooking extra

It'll eat up tubes faster than you could replace em though :s