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Best of good practice amp to go with my Epiphone Les Paul Standard?

I want a practice amp at a low price that gives the best sound for my Epiphone Les Paul Standard $ 150 to hear a lot of hard rock and heavy metal thing, I heard Roland Micro Cube and Marshall Amp MG15DFX other suggestions were good

Hello, I'm sorry but I can not recommend a practice amp, just small. I think the speakers make you thin, thin. No exceptions. You have a great guitar, why do you want to ruin the sound with an amplifier and speakers ugly. A great guitar played through an amplifier and speakers sounds ugly ugly ugly. A a good guitar amp sounds decent mediocre. I play since 1957. I learned the hard way. He played a great guitar with a little practice amp for several years and could never get a decent sound. He thought the problem was me. Then one day I bought a used Fender conductor. Brought home and plugged My Gibson ES-335. What a world apart. You do not know how good the sound until you get a good amplifier and speakers. If you want the best sound quality can be achieved for less than $ 150, get a 1x12 used (or even a 2x12) combo. If you do not know, is a combo or amplifier and speaker (s) are in the same cabinet. Unlike a battery, where the amplifier is in an enclosure (head) and the speakers in a separate cabinet. The 1x12 means it has a 12 inch speaker. The 2x12 has two speakers 12 inches. 1x12 2x12 combo or none of these would be a very good amplifier. Fender, Vox, Peavey, Crate, Marshall or Line 6. I call these brands because I played all amplifiers and are good. Additionally, those who are easy to find brands and sell a very attractive price. Check your local classifieds Craigslist, eBay and even. I see Combs 1x12 go pretty cheap on eBay generally less than the cost of a new small practice amp. 2x12 combos I see some selling at very attractive prices. You can not getting a good hard rock or metal sound from the speakers at the stage of practice, little small. Most new players underestimate the importance of the amplifier and speakers in your sound. They are concerned about the best guitar you can afford, what pickup to put in their guitars, even the strings are a better sound. Then connect to the guitar in a bass amp and practice of sleep does not sound like a dream. You may think you do not need much because you can play at home. Well, a great amp is like a car gast. which do not have to be stepped up to the store to enjoy it. But is there if you ever need it. You have a good guitar do yourself a favor and get a good amplifier. As for the amps you mention and I heard the proposal and the micro cube. You may think it's good listening for a better amp. The small 15-watt Marshall I would not recommend to everyone. Marshall is no dial tone on behalf of Marshall. The small line of 15 W and 6 is not compared with Line 6 2x12 combo. I can use my line 6 times a week, but I would play around 15 watts jobs. This is not the power which is the main problem with them is the speaker. You as good as its speakers. Later

Epiphone Limited Edition 1960 Les Paul Standard