Some TTR Tone Fool Suggested A Pocket Amp:

Robert Herndon said:
Someone suggested the Seymour Duncan 170 watt floorboard amp. The lack of an FX loop left me wanting. Then i saw one of the guy's at the studio yesterday with one of these:

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Robert Herndon said:
And then, with a little digging, i found this...50 watt with reverb and FX loop...

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Both are very interesting choices. But the point is: There are many choices that will fit in what you're contemplating. Quilter excells in this type of stuff. Seymour Duncan also has a couple other and bigger options too. So does Tech 21... BluGuitar Amp... Milkman Sound... Hughs & Kettner... and probably more brands! Enjoy the Rabbit Hole... :fingersx:
 
syscokid said:
Both are very interesting choices. But the point is: There are many choices that will fit in what you're contemplating. Quilter excells in this type of stuff. Seymour Duncan also has a couple other and bigger options too. So does Tech 21... BluGuitar Amp... Milkman Sound... Hughs & Kettner... and probably more brands! Enjoy the Rabbit Hole... :fingersx:
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Im definitely eyeing the Quilter because of the FX loop, but i am catiously avoiding the rabbit hole...LOL
 
" They " seem to be selling little petals, burp, I mean pedals, the size of a " Bud Box " that most likely are " class D " amplifiers that can go up to 200+watts easily. U just upload all your " presets " to an app on your phone, set up a blue tooth to the pedal and your done! Better yet send it to the " mains " and use the monitors and side fills for your stage sound! NO cartage ... Within the last year I've been on to this
 
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