Hey! I'm planning on buying an electric guitar soon, but I don't have much money, so I don't know if I'll be able to afford a halfway decent amp (and I don't have enough floor space for two amps).
I own the Fender Rumble 25 bass amp. Is it also suitable for an electric guitar? And if not, is there a good, affordable guitar amp?
Thanks for the answers in advance
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I do not know where some of them have their ‘special knowledge’. Electric guitars on the bass Amp work anyway. This is just a bass-rich and pretty clean amplifier.
Does it break the Amp in the long term?
No.
It’s not ideal now, but technically you can do that. I’m probably gonna have to turn the bass out. In the long term, however, a guitar amplifier is the better recommendation, which are just built for it.
A bass amp wouldn’t work well for an e guitar or not at all
My recommendations:Marshall MS-2R MS2 Mini Amp, red [UK Import] https://amzn.eu/d/iWQrEfW
Or Marshall MG15G Guitar Combo Amplifier, Exercise Amplifier, Suitable for Electric Guitar – Black and Gold https://amzn.eu/d/5wAtW7s
From a bass at the rate, because it doesn’t function well, but guess to a MS2. My humor. Don’t.
Yes, they were right I had him for a short time to start (but is nothing for a long time) but didn’t find him so bad would still recommend to Marshall mg15g