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05-03-2018, 04:19 PM
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One Man's Amp Isn't Another's .
It' really a relative issue , a portable amp design is limited to the size of the area you wish to perform in .
For many novices , the small cube is sufficient for lightweight venues or in their bedrooms . When you go outside that's a whole different equation to deal with and more power is the answer for a portable . My portable kicks out 150 Watts RMS Stereo with a THD of .05% , and it's the best priced unit for the bang for buck too . I'm a long time player/performer , my system works well for my needs . What works for me is not necessarily what works for others and it should be that way . EZ : HR
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It started for me with Twinkle Twinkle Little Star in 54 on a Blues Harp and progressed , then life .....some death ....Evolving as I went like a small rock in a stream rounding out as I went with the flow as I go through the white waters and waterfalls of life . Life has always been interesting to me 
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