Bigru

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Music-instruments/Instruments/Guitar-bass/Guitar-amps/auction-190266595.htm
(If I'm not meant to post the link I apologize, couldn't find anything about links in the rules)

That's all in New Zealand Dollars by the way.

Are they plain lying when they say "Hi see above 30w and loud like a 100w standard amp"
How can 30W be as loud as 100W? or do i not understand something

Also if the head is 30W, the speakers are 150w and 250w, does that mean that 430W is coming from the one power cord? (At peak volume)

In general whats your opinions? I bought one of their guitars, and it is really good, although maybe not quite as amazing as they would have you believe, but still well worth the money. (Nothing better for the price when your buying from New Zealand, as these are made here). so I would be paying $990 NZ for the combo due to the discount, which is considerably cheaper than $1600 for a peavey which is apparently similar.

Cheers

Ru

Currently my band has limited gear setup, including a severe lack of microphones, so I was wondering whether using the external speaker output of my guitar amp   (Laney HCM65R) to go straight to the mixer (Yamaha MW12) would cause any damage? It has lightning symbols next to it, so its obviously an output from the power amp. So basically the question is can the mixer handle the high current from a power amp?

The amp also has a FX send/return and a headphone jack, would one of these be better suited? (not actually sure at what stage the FX happens at).

Thanks

Bigru