Moog Music Forum

like the guitar and the bass guys who can choose beetwen a lot of combo amps brands ,we keyboards guys have a litte bit less choices.so i would like to known if i decide to use CARVIN gears for the moog subphatty would be a wise decision of my part.it is only for little gigs .my moog is american and it deserve a complete american sound no jap or euro brands.i know peavey and carvin and barbetta .thanks for your help .pd i just want a small combo .50w or 100w .

http://www.motionsoundamps.com

These guys make the best keyboard amps I've ever heard. Plus, they're made in the good ol' USA. haha. They may seem a little pricey, but they're seriously worth it. I know at least one 'fooger on here that swears by them as well (Kenneth).

I used to lug around 5000 watts worth of QSC powered speakers and a Ksub. Now, I just use the KP-500 plus the SW-250 sub and the whole band swears that I have better stage volume (also, it sounds great), and I'm competing with a 250 watt Fryette tube amp through a full stack(8-12"s), and a 2500 watt Ampeg/Mesa bass rig through 16 10"s. haha. Plus, now we have a full PA for the drummer, ha. My Voyager cuts through just fine with the Motion Sound amps, and I've still got plenty of room to get louder.

Good Luck

My Sub sounds pretty massive through my Carvin acoustic amp (http://www.carvinguitars.com/products/AG100D - have the earlier version w/o effects). You can't go wrong with these, they sound great, are loud and expandable. Plus, they are inexpensive, though shipping overseas might make that moot...

maybe the Reußenzehn amps, handmade in Frankfurt can offer an alternative. Have a look onto

http://www.reussenzehn.de

or more precicely

http://www.reussenzehn.de/de/musiker/or ... aerker.php


best regards:

Niko

My SP sounded awesome through all manner of Aguilar gear.

Before it broke

again

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