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I am sizing up Traynor tube amps. Looking at the 40 watt models. I am presuming that 40 watts will do pretty much any venue. Is that right?
Traynor offers three 40 watt models.
Firstly I am wondering about this model: Custom Valve 40T - 40w / 2x10 inch - All Tube
The other models offer 1x12'' speaker. What does the use of 2x10" bring to the table in comparsion to 1x12"?
I am not interested in colours or " boutique " accoutrements, just the amp, its sound and capabilites.I presume that WR in YCV40WR means Wine Red and that there is absolutely no difference ( amp wise) between it and the YCV40. Is that correct?
My bottom line is to have an amp that can provide great sounding blues, classic rock and clean (when needed) tones, sufficient volume/power so that I don't have to worry about coming up short, not a back breaker, have standby and additonal cab hook up capabilities.
Appreciate your comments.
Thanks
p.s. I understand that the VOX AC30 is prolly the way to go but that is way way out of my price range, at this point in time.
Benee Wafers
Traynor offers three 40 watt models.
Firstly I am wondering about this model: Custom Valve 40T - 40w / 2x10 inch - All Tube
The other models offer 1x12'' speaker. What does the use of 2x10" bring to the table in comparsion to 1x12"?
I am not interested in colours or " boutique " accoutrements, just the amp, its sound and capabilites.I presume that WR in YCV40WR means Wine Red and that there is absolutely no difference ( amp wise) between it and the YCV40. Is that correct?
My bottom line is to have an amp that can provide great sounding blues, classic rock and clean (when needed) tones, sufficient volume/power so that I don't have to worry about coming up short, not a back breaker, have standby and additonal cab hook up capabilities.
Appreciate your comments.
Thanks
p.s. I understand that the VOX AC30 is prolly the way to go but that is way way out of my price range, at this point in time.
Benee Wafers