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I like the idea of having 2 of the Marshall Mini Jubilee combos in stereo
To answer the OP I gigged my 40w HRDx 1x12 a lot but definitely prefer the 50w into open back 2x12 I use now. Not really louder but definitely fuller and less boxy.
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Surprisingly, I was the one told to turn down!
Lent my old Lionheart 5w to a dep guitarist for a gig. Cranked it was loud enough for rhythm (mic'd) but I needed to turn him up on the desk for any solos to cut through.
I used to use a Laney LC15R with 10" speaker for pub jams, just stick it on top of all the other amps. With a Marshall Jackhammer that little thing could really sing!
1 guitar band - 5 - 18 watts
2 guitar bands - more than the other bastard. Usually levels off around 200w
So I guess that wasn't exactly successful, though it depends how you define that; on the one hand, nobody died. On the other hand, I've never been carried out of the venue by a rioting crowd in Paris. The smallest amp I've gigged with and been totally happy with was an AC30.
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I also did a load of gigs with a WEM Clubman - I believe that they are 5w. This was unmic'd and playing to backing tracks with a singer/acoustic player.
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