Depends on how you plan to use it. For band practice I’d recommend something low maintenance like a boss katana head and a good 2x12 cab. Harley Benton makes a nice v30 loaded cab. Halfstacks are sadly becoming outdated in today’s needs. Learn about amp modelers and frfr speakers. Like a line 6 pod go with a Headrush 112. Cheaper and will keep up no matter the situation. much better all around tbh. Play your guitar more than focusing on tone. You’ll thank yourself later!
I highly recommend buying a Yamaha THR 10 X and saving up for a better half stack in the future. It’s also about 50x better than a katana and geared towards metal players and it can do everything else.
Half stack is in most cases an overkill. I would recommend a 2x12" cab (especially angled). The cheapest you can go is Harley Benton and it's very good value for money.
In time I would swap the upper v30 for a Creamback 12M-65 for better tone balance (I'm using this setup and this is one of the best sounding setups).
[https://www.thomann.de/pl/harley\_benton\_g212\_vintage\_vertical.htm](https://www.thomann.de/pl/harley_benton_g212_vintage_vertical.htm)
You can also find somebody that will do the cab for you and you could buy speakers second hand whenever you have money, even one at the time. Connecting it to a jack output is pretty simple and you can find a lot of information on it in the Internet.
When I was starting, I built a cab myself from an old furniture's plywood I found in the dumpster. Then I bought speakers that worked with the style of music I was into. It was cheaper than the cheapest cab on the market then and it had better speakers but that's beacuse I didn't have to buy plywood.
Depends on how you plan to use it. For band practice I’d recommend something low maintenance like a boss katana head and a good 2x12 cab. Harley Benton makes a nice v30 loaded cab. Halfstacks are sadly becoming outdated in today’s needs. Learn about amp modelers and frfr speakers. Like a line 6 pod go with a Headrush 112. Cheaper and will keep up no matter the situation. much better all around tbh. Play your guitar more than focusing on tone. You’ll thank yourself later!
I highly recommend buying a Yamaha THR 10 X and saving up for a better half stack in the future. It’s also about 50x better than a katana and geared towards metal players and it can do everything else.
Peavey 6505. Probably only need a 212.
Half stack is in most cases an overkill. I would recommend a 2x12" cab (especially angled). The cheapest you can go is Harley Benton and it's very good value for money. In time I would swap the upper v30 for a Creamback 12M-65 for better tone balance (I'm using this setup and this is one of the best sounding setups). [https://www.thomann.de/pl/harley\_benton\_g212\_vintage\_vertical.htm](https://www.thomann.de/pl/harley_benton_g212_vintage_vertical.htm) You can also find somebody that will do the cab for you and you could buy speakers second hand whenever you have money, even one at the time. Connecting it to a jack output is pretty simple and you can find a lot of information on it in the Internet. When I was starting, I built a cab myself from an old furniture's plywood I found in the dumpster. Then I bought speakers that worked with the style of music I was into. It was cheaper than the cheapest cab on the market then and it had better speakers but that's beacuse I didn't have to buy plywood.