Amp for MOOG MG-1
Amp for MOOG MG-1
What is a good amp for the Moog MG-1..I need an amp for concerts and live shows...My guitar players and bass players use half stacks..so i need something that will be heard but still give a great quality of sound.
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gallien krueger
by the way gallien is cheap when it comes to $$
-you get great sound
-easy control, boosts, and eq
-not noisy like a soldano or pricey
-gk combos are fairly priced, though you can pair it with any cabinet you want
-gk heads are really light
-if there's a problem gk always has customer service ready to answer questions or repairs
-but if you're into tube amps, swr or ampeg (though pricey)
all amps can produce mid and treble eq- that's y u should go for a bass amp to get the lows you need when you wanna make a moog-rumble statement
by they way if you're looking into roland- i personally think they're ok but i dont like messing around too much with all the knobs (whether it be stereo knobs/channels/reverb/shape) but if u like roland already it's cool. i just dont like getting stuck with 1 speaker. i like getting a dependable amp and buying a cabinet with speakers i think are to my liking
for gigging i have an swr900 bass head amp and 6x10 ampeg cab
i play the moog and bass if you're wondering haha
8's are good for high end
10 is good for high and mid sounds...
...if u want low end u'll need at least 4-8 10" speakers
15's have highs not not much clarity, mids and lows- u'll definately get a rumble with one
18's.. dont go there... unless you're playing in a huge venue, if you're pairing it with 10's or 15's and use this only if u don't care about slow response.. LOTS OF LOW END though.. man make that moog shake a person's heart..
hope this was helpful... go for the gallien 400rb3 or 700 or 1001rb if u want these should be enought to balance with your guitar and bass player.
-you get great sound
-easy control, boosts, and eq
-not noisy like a soldano or pricey
-gk combos are fairly priced, though you can pair it with any cabinet you want
-gk heads are really light
-if there's a problem gk always has customer service ready to answer questions or repairs
-but if you're into tube amps, swr or ampeg (though pricey)
all amps can produce mid and treble eq- that's y u should go for a bass amp to get the lows you need when you wanna make a moog-rumble statement
by they way if you're looking into roland- i personally think they're ok but i dont like messing around too much with all the knobs (whether it be stereo knobs/channels/reverb/shape) but if u like roland already it's cool. i just dont like getting stuck with 1 speaker. i like getting a dependable amp and buying a cabinet with speakers i think are to my liking
for gigging i have an swr900 bass head amp and 6x10 ampeg cab
i play the moog and bass if you're wondering haha
8's are good for high end
10 is good for high and mid sounds...
...if u want low end u'll need at least 4-8 10" speakers
15's have highs not not much clarity, mids and lows- u'll definately get a rumble with one
18's.. dont go there... unless you're playing in a huge venue, if you're pairing it with 10's or 15's and use this only if u don't care about slow response.. LOTS OF LOW END though.. man make that moog shake a person's heart..
hope this was helpful... go for the gallien 400rb3 or 700 or 1001rb if u want these should be enought to balance with your guitar and bass player.
Re: Amp for MOOG MG-1
I'm using a Leslie 3300 and it sounds fantastic!