Best amp for playing Death Metal "Live"?

[Bloodsoaked]

I am been home recording now for a bit over a year and I have been using my V-Amp Pro. I am now looking to play some live gigs and start jamming and was wondering if I could get some advice as to what amp would be the best for playing Death Metal live? Anthing from $1000 and under.

Could I use my V-Amp Pro live? I have a Marshall MG Series 250DFX that I use to practice with in my apartment. Could I run the V-Amp Pro through the Marshall MG Series 250DFX for live and practice with a band?

Any info would be great!!!


Peter

 

[Harvey Gerst]

Death Metal? Look for a Randall RG 100 HT Guitar Amplifier.

 

[Bloodsoaked]

Death Metal? Look for a Randall RG 100 HT Guitar Amplifier.

Something like this: http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Randall-RG100G3-G3-Series-Guitar-Combo-Amp-?sku=480336

I could not find the HT.

 

[noisedude]

Death Metal? Look for a Randall RG 100 HT Guitar Amplifier.

Agreed.

Avoid rubbish like the Marshall Modefour ... a real boomerang, it just keeps returning to the shop it came from.

If you want to go all-valve you have to spend quite a lot as it seems a lot harder to get modern hi-gain sounds out of an amp than it is to get cleans and overdrives. Example - British-built Laney VC30, about £400. Mesa Boogie F-30, over £1000.

 

[Harvey Gerst]

Something like this: http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Randall-RG100G3-G3-Series-Guitar-Combo-Amp-?sku=480336

I could not find the HT.

Nope, that ain't it. It was discontinued a while back, but it's still my amp of choice for Death Metal.

 

[Bloodsoaked]

Nope, that ain't it. It was discontinued a while back, but it's still my amp of choice for Death Metal.

Ah...ok....maybe ebay!


Thanks.