Question:
What jazz amp should i get?
2010-04-20 11:49:58 UTC
I'm currently looking at the Marshall MG4 Series MG100HFXRS and MG412ARS Half Stack. It's $550 and rather large. I already have a portable amp but now i want something big that i can hook my archtop up to. I don't want to spend much more then $550 but i want some great sound. Help?
Six answers:
2010-04-21 14:30:36 UTC
Polytone make great amps, no doubt, but tyou will neww to spend more than $500.



Also for the price the Roland Cube 80 is a superior sounding amp and is fairly light weight. You can pull great tones from it aswell. It is $500 CDN. Small enough to take to gigs, big enough that you have plenty of head room.
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2016-10-14 01:40:03 UTC
first of all an Any Ibanez RG guitar isn't meant for a jazz sound because the pickups are waaaaayyyyy too warm for that singing tone that you decide on on. i'd say get a semi hollow, or a hollow body guitar with some alnico humbucking pickups. yet in case you decide on on to stay with an similar guitar.... change the pickups to a pair Seymour Duncan Alnico II professional's. Secondly, you'll by no potential get a reliable jazz tone with a Marshall, Marshall amps are specially for rock. try making use of a fender Reverb, or a Blackstar Artisan (I heard those are quite reliable).
Larry
2010-04-22 15:31:25 UTC
I agree that Polytone or Roland JC is the way to go, but you can't buy a new one for $550 so you will have to look for used. The Marshall is a bad idea for characteristic jazz tonality.
Left-T
2010-04-21 20:23:54 UTC
Definitely Polytone or a Jazz Chorus.
2010-04-20 13:23:53 UTC
Polytone makes fantastic jazz amps.



http://www.polytoneamps.com/
Kini
2010-04-20 12:30:25 UTC
personal recommendation


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