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Appreciate all help folk For this taxi driver and now new roadie it's all rather confusing and here was me just starting to understand Brexit!!! I have one amp I sussed out locally and thought it looked the business yesterday but then thought maybe to big but it's the Peavey tnt 115 and I think the black widow speaker but unsure Front panel has rrd line around it and a triangle logo with red wiggles at the bottom of front panel Guy was asking for £120 but lowered to £100 without me really asking for lower price Would this amp be the business ? Cheers

Hi I hope I can get some advice here for my son My 15 year old son just started to play bass with his mates in a band and needs a bass combo amp He plays electric and bass with a small line 6 spider amp at home and was told that amp would be ok with bass if played low and it serves him well His music teacher I can not grab to chat for to long as he is always busy but he told me to look for a used peavey with about 80 watts We live in Glasgow and I have looked online and found a few peavey combo amps from 50 watts upto bigger Manage to chat again for a minutes last night but I left none the wiser except he did ask about the size of the room they are practising etc the room is a very big living room My question is these peavey combo amps like the bandit 112 or the tnt 115 or peavey studio pro 112 can they be used for bass and if so will they be big enough etc Just found out what the others are using one guitar player is using blackstar 45 watts the other guitar is using 50 watts and electric drums using 100 watts Long message I know and sorry I just need to be steered in the right direction He is looking at spending about £100 Found this amp for £100 would this be suitable ? Any advice will be greatly appreciated