Katana GO or Spark Go ?
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I've no experience of either, but would throw into the mix the Valeton GP5 if you want an introduction to modelling.
Very cheap (about £65) but does a heck of a lot for the money. Can be used as an amp modeller, a headphone amp or computer interface. Has plenty of built in amps, cabs (IRs) and effects, plus a tuner, drum machine, etc. and can also download (modified) NAM profiles. The accompanying app is pretty user friendly too.
https://www.soundonsound.com/reviews/valeton-gp-5
Very cheap (about £65) but does a heck of a lot for the money. Can be used as an amp modeller, a headphone amp or computer interface. Has plenty of built in amps, cabs (IRs) and effects, plus a tuner, drum machine, etc. and can also download (modified) NAM profiles. The accompanying app is pretty user friendly too.
https://www.soundonsound.com/reviews/valeton-gp-5
I got the Spark GO for my birthday in November and am just getting to grips with it. Fantastic bit of kit. The sound quality for something the size of a Sony RX100 camera is astonishing.
Great range of Amps and pedals and a huge number of presets available on line. Also a brilliant range of backing tracks for all abilities.
I've combined it with a wireless connection system because one of the few drawbacks is that it is so small that the guitar lead easily pulls it over.
Great range of Amps and pedals and a huge number of presets available on line. Also a brilliant range of backing tracks for all abilities.
I've combined it with a wireless connection system because one of the few drawbacks is that it is so small that the guitar lead easily pulls it over.
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