Thoughts on a tiny cheap practice amp...

[Torren61]

Early Silverface Champ. You can find one for less than $1000. All tube, small, dependable, loud enough, quiet enough, good cleans, sounds great cranked, takes pedals well. A good classic amp that will go up in value and won't end up in a landfill like contemporary solid state amps with modeling features.

1974 Fender Champ Amp - Super Clean - Just Serviced | Reverb

Amps Are Local Pickup Only At Our Dayton, Ohio Store!Please contact us before buying to arrange pickup details!1974 Fender Champ Amp, just was serviced with new speaker installed.

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Fender Champ 6-Watt 1x8" Guitar Combo 1970 - 1981 | Reverb

The Fender Champ Silverface Combo Amp delivers one of the best vintage options for the studio in an attainable package.

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[JacksonCharvelAddict]

A couple of my personal favorites are:

1. Yamaha THR10X
2. Vox Mini 5

The Yamaha has a great "stereo" effect which makes the little amp sound glorious.

The Vox not only sounds great, but the built in rhythm is an unexpected plus. I underestimated the usefulness of a built in drummer. It really improves my playing.

The Yamaha deservers more love. They sound killer and look like a vintage radio.