I wish I could do the 11th but I start a new teaching cycle that day and my Saturdays are booked until mid June. I CAN make April 4th but it sounds like that is out now :(
Tech21 Trademark series. I used to have the Trademark 60 (probably more than you need) but a Trademark 10 (if you can find one) or a Trademark 30 should do nicely. I current keep a Trademark 30 in my living room for practice... great little amp.
I ended up snagging the little guy last week at Guitar Center. It was the floor demo model and the last one they had. Got a good deal on it and it sounds decent enough for my needs for the outdoor jam at the reunion, etc. It will also be handy to take to the middle school where I help...
My 30th reunion is this July and we'll be spending the afternoon in a pavilion (no electricity) by the river in a park before the dinner and evening activities. Several of us want to have a mini jam session/sing-a-long at the park and so I'm looking at some battery powered amp options...
Bought both of my Egnater Tweakers without trying them first... got the first one and loved so I got a second (so I could leave one at church for my weekly praise band gig)
+1 - I was using my Tweaker mini-stack at church until I got a good deal on a Tweaker combo. So now I just leave the combo at church and have the head/cab at home and for any gigging I do.
Great amp for so many applications. I keep mine on a Fender clean type sound and get my dirt from my...
I've owned both and was able to get great sounds from either of them. However, I am going with the Tweaker (I currently own 2 of them) because you can just get a bigger variety of tones (IMO) between the Fender/Vox/Marshall switches, etc. And the lower wattage lets me get the over drive I want...
FYI - If you're worried about the Tweaker's clean headroom (since it is only 15 watts) you may want to wait another month or so for the newer versions of the Tweaker... they will be something like 25 and 44 watt models (not exactly sure of the wattage).
+1 for the Tweaker. Mine plays great with pedal both in front of the amp and in the effects loop. It is right within your budget and sounds great on its own as well.
Yes, the very old Classic model was/is a great amp. It was the "baby" of the series that featured 50-watt (Classic), 120-watt (Deuce), and 160-watt (Mace) models. These came in either a combo (usually 2x12) or head (at least for the Mace) format.
The first run of these had black and silver...
My Egnater Tweaker with 112 cabinet was $480 (including shipping) from a forum member.
Great amp and great price considering the thing is in perfectly like new condition (it was only a few weeks old when I got it).