Looking to pick up my first amp to practice with, definitely not for gigs. Just for home practice, and being able to use headphones would be a huge benefit. I plan on getting the HB-52 mic.
I see the black star fly v3 recommended, but the katana mini looks pretty good too. Both are in budget.
Any small battery amp recommendations between these (or others)?
I don’t play amped, but I have heard good things about pignose amps.
Those do seem to be popular, but they don’t have headphone jacks. I guess that wouldn’t be the end of the world. They are certainly more expensive.
Not sure if you’ve already pulled the trigger on this stuff, but if you’re getting a small digital amp, the Bulletini pairs really well!
This might be helpful?
I haven’t, I have plenty of time to get to the amp part of the blues course. The Bulletini does look good, but I haven’t seen may bad things said about the HB-52 and it’s significantly less than the bulletini.
But no, definitely not sure what to get heh.
I have a HB-52 and use it quite a bit at gigs and rehearsals. I also have the Audix fireball V and use it for gigs as well both are great microphones. I also have the Shaker Dynamic mic which I need to spend more time with but my initial thoughts are great for strait harmonica playing only no vocals(Audix is good for vocals/harmonica). I also have a Shaker Madcat I need to spend more time with oh man G.A.S is really bad lol. I have Several amps as well but really working with my Supro Delta King 12 right now and like it a lot. I would like to get a Bulletini as well as a Jason Ricci mic. Hope this helps @drew.kirkpatrick
look up NUX LITE OR MINI something like that. it’s a modelling amp so you have access to amps peddles etc from your phone. check out on YouTube to give you an idea.
I just received a bone daddy mic under 80$ shipped small enough to hold easly great tone and it is less likely to feed back. Look them up on Facebook