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Red_Fred posted:I have an Orange AD-15 amp that I haven't used for probably 10 years. Is there anything I need to do when I first switch it back on? I'm not sure about your first question but for your second one, how about getting a loadbox with a headphone jack? I think Dang it Bhabhi! (who posted right before you) recently got themselves a Torpedo Captor X, so that might be something worth checking out.
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Picked up a Blackstar Studio 10 (6L6 version) on Friday and I'm really enjoying it. I'm in an apartment so I can't exactly crank it but I can still play around with the master volume to get some nice driven sounds at manageable levels, or hit it with overdrive/fuzz pedals. Plus I can dial it in to that sweet spot where it's mostly clean unless you really dig in. Speaker seems decent enough but I really wanted to try upgrading it so I ordered a Neo Creamback and I can't wait to try it out.
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Xabi posted:Is there a consensus on the best amp for apartments these days? The THR10 is great for this. You can play music through it via its USB connection (if you have it connected to a computer), or via the AUX port (3.5 mm). Having separate volume knobs for your guitar input and the USB/AUX input is very useful. Plus you can use it as an audio interface for recording or amp plugins - although I'm not sure how it stacks up if you compare it a standalone interface like a Focusrite Scarlett or whatever. I'm still using a first gen model and have been very happy with it for apartment use. I think the sounds from it are pretty good on its own but I also run my pedalboard into it.
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