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Ok, I've had a lot of amps in my time.....
What I want now is a stereo amp to use with my Gibson J45 to use at home .... not expensive, 5-10watts, effects.
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The ouput of a guitar in mono, so why a stereo amp ?

Didier

Not all guitars are mono!

Perhaps Ecca wants electric and mic'd-up sounds from separate speakers?

Well some guitars are in stereo, but also some effects do stereo outputs too which can drive either 2 amps or a stereo amp.

Might be interesting Ecca....
About £160 and small enough to take on holiday ?

http://www.voxamps.com/soundboxmini

Hi Ecca,

How about a Roland Mobile Cube. Stereo and very portable.

http://www.roland.co.uk/products/mobile_cube/

If you're interested, I;ve got one for sale. Just over 1 year old. Occasional bedroom use only. £65 + P & P.

Regards

Ian

Didier wrote:The ouput of a guitar in mono, so why a stereo amp ?

Didier

Stereo chorus, ping pong echo, spread reverb ,

Why not have two AC4 ? I have two for the exactly that reason and can spread the sounds wide. You won't get much spread from those small amps

ecca wrote:

Didier wrote:The ouput of a guitar in mono, so why a stereo amp ?

Didier

Stereo chorus, ping pong echo, spread reverb ,

Then, if you want some real stereo effects, a small stereo combo with two speakers a few inches apart will not give any really noticeable stereo effect. Better use two small mono combo amps placed wide enough apart, and get the stereo effect with suitable in between pedals or multi-effect...

Didier

Had one of these for years... fab sounds - all the stuff you want, and has a mic input too, so you can abuse the audience...

And it has an input for an mp3 player too...

https://www.bax-shop.co.uk/acoustic-guitar-amp/roland-ac-60-acoustic-chorus-guitar-amplifier-black?utm_content=20485-F3B82261-5A5A-4E44-BDDD-D65C5971CCF7S10224441669&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=UK%20-%20Bing%20-%20Guitar%20-%20Longtail&utm_term=roland%20ac%2060

Cheap at the price...