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Topic: Luna Ukulele Suitcase Amp 5 Watt Portable Amp? |
Michael Robertson
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Ventura, California. USA
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Posted 24 Aug 2012 2:05 pm |
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For about a year now I have been playing acoustic guitar for a Ukulele group.
It is small quiet group and frankly a social gathering more than anything.
My wife’s family (Hawaiian) has been after me for years to play her grandfathers 8 string Magnatone.
I’ve strung it up to C6 and have started messing around with it.
Has anyone used the Luna Ukulele Suitcase Amp 5 Watt Portable Amp?
Let me know what you think of them.
Thanks
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Ron Whitfield
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Kaaawa, Hawaii, USA
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Posted 24 Aug 2012 2:46 pm Heavens to Betsy, another amp question about steel guitar?!
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Here's the general consensus about this amp for uke;
This little power box is awesome. I plugged it in and the quality and tone of my uke was better than without an amp! I had purchased another make of amplifier before and had to return it but this one is a keeper. It doesn't blast you out of the room but it's more than sufficient and worth the $82!
http://www.lunaguitars.com/TOC/ukesuitcaseamp.php
Don't like 9 volt batteries, but for a tuber at that price I'm very interested in it for low volume steel use at home. Thanx for posting it here! |
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Brad Bechtel
From:
San Francisco, CA
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Posted 27 Aug 2012 6:38 am
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Moved to Electronics from Steel Without Pedals. Please post in the appropriate section of the Forum.
There are a huge number of decent small amps at that price range, almost all of which are solid state. The Fender Mustang I has gotten good reviews, as have the Roland Micro Cube and Mobile Cube. Check previous discussions like this one to see what others have suggested in the past.
I have no experience with the Luna amp.
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