Battery Powered Amplifier?

Sherman Willden · From: Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA

If you wanted to set up in the public park and just play your little heart out could you use a battery powered amplifier for a Carter s12 7x5?

I found this information -
http://www.amazon.com/Crate-TX15-Battery-Powered-Guitar/dp/B0002E3EFM

http://www.activeguitar.com/cat--Portable-Guitar-Amplifiers--1360
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It is easy to play the steel guitar. Playing so that the audience finds it pleasing is the difficult act.

Cliff Kane · From: the late great golden state

No headroom, but a classic cheesy little amp:

Doug Earnest · From: Branson, MO USA

Does anyone remember the Mike Matthews Freedom Amp from the early 70's? They ran on a bunch of D cell batteries and were pretty darn loud! Single 12" speaker as I recall. They are probably extinct by now.
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Kevin Mincke · From: Farmington, MN (Twin Cities-South Metro) USA

Roland makes quite a few battery operated amps.....
http://www.rolandus.com/products/productlist.php?ParentId=416

Bryan Daste · From: Portland, Oregon, USA

I like the Vox DA5. Decent headroom, built in effects, and you can mix in a vocal mic if you want to.

Sonny Jenkins · From: Texas Masonic Retirement Center,,,Arlington Tx

I have a Traynor (I think 30 watt) that I can plug in overnight and play 6-8 hours next day,,I've never run the rechargeable battery down,,,great sound,,,no reverb,,I use a RV-3 with it. It is like new and I'll take $125 plus s/h for it.

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