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I really want a Science Mother, but I can't justify that $2100 price tag. So I'm on the hunt for a 200 watter that's not gonna kill my wallet. Possible? Suggestions?

Randall RH200
Randall Cyclone
Sunn Concert Lead

Relevant.

I'd like an old sound city or something that was designed for guitar or bass on the cheap.

ShaolinLambKiller wrote:Randall RH200
Randall Cyclone
Sunn Concert Lead

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Iommic Pope wrote::snax:
Relevant.

I'd like an old sound city or something that was designed for guitar or bass on the cheap.

I know. Been looking high and low for a SC 200 Plus.

Cough cough. Do it.

I WOULD IF I COULDDDD

archlilim wrote:I WOULD IF I COULDDDD

Come to me and you can check her out.

ShaunNecro wrote:

archlilim wrote:I WOULD IF I COULDDDD

Come to me and you can check her out.

Are you using it for guitar or bass?

archlilim wrote:

ShaunNecro wrote:

archlilim wrote:I WOULD IF I COULDDDD

Come to me and you can check her out.

Are you using it for guitar or bass?

Bass, but I occasionally run it through a 215 with guitar speakers.

Sound City SMF, 150+ watts.

http://nashville.craigslist.org/msg/5059215385.html

svt

get ready to rewire your cabs, and have extra speakers handy.

archlilim wrote:

ShaolinLambKiller wrote:Randall RH200
Randall Cyclone
Sunn Concert Lead

TUBE

I know I thought I was funny

Peavey VB2 would be a good choice, slam it with pedals on the clean channel. Also, aforementioned Sound City's, Traynor YBA200? Sunn 2000s if you can find one for cheap.

For non-vintage amps, bet the 2nd version of the 350 watt tube, Koch-made, Eden World Tour would be sick on guitar. You can find them for under 1k.

Friend of a friend has a 225 watt Trace Elliot that sounds sick for live metal bass. Don't know the model though. Crate made a 225 watt tube amp. Marshall made a huge tube bass head a couple years ago.

Plenty of tube pre- + huge solid state power section bass amps that would work awesome too. Sunn, Fender, Mesa-Boogie, & Orange would top my list of those.

Crate Blue Voodoo 300, obv.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/CRATE-BV300H-30 ... 0858642138

You could try to track down a Peavey Classic 400. Which seems to be rare as all hell to find.