Cheap Power amp for Tri-axis?

[Howitzer]

Hey guys;

I have recently started building a new rig, while recording, its going to revolve around a tri-axis, and a 2:90, with a few effects.

Im looking for a basic, one space rackmount power amp, that runs stereo.

Im not very interested in a 20/20, I would like something VERY cheap, and solid state, just so I can rely on it in an emergency, where a fuse or a tube cant fix the problem.

Ive seen the cheap rocktron velocity 100, and the ADA one space ( I dont know the name)

Any other reccomendations?

Cheers and thanks!

 

[18&Life]

ADA microtube 100 or 200.
I have mine for about 15 years.
Awsome

Rocktron velocity is good too :wink:

 

[chedgeco]

Heresy statement here but...

The Crate Powerblock will serve the purpose for a cheap portable backup. I carry one to every gig, never needed it but I know it will work in a pinch. You can even use it as a backup for the bass player if needed.

Chris

 

[Fret-Shredder]

ADA microtube 100 or 200.
I have mine for about 15 years.
Awsome

Rocktron velocity is good too :wink:

+1 on the ADA MICROTUBE AMPS!! Great amps.

 

[PC Biz]

My V-Twin pedal doubles as my backup. Sounds pretty good through the PA. I haven't gigged with the Triaxis yet, but when I do, I will definitely keep the V-Twin around.

 

[t0aj15]

The Crate Powerblock will serve the purpose for a cheap portable backup. I carry one to every gig, never needed it but I know it will work in a pinch. You can even use it as a backup for the bass player if needed. Chris

Ditto, I also have one. It's a very handy, light weight backup amp that's inexpensive. It's not rack mountable but does come in a handy carrying case. It also can be used as a preamp/poweramp or just as a poweramp to run the TriAxis through.

 

[ToneAddictJon]

If buying new then the rocktron velocity is the way to go, if going used the ADA. Nothing wrong with the crate either, just my preferences.

 

[eagle]

The old marshall valvestate 8080 and 120 pro are killer and cheap on Ebay.