Since it hasn't been covered yet what does everyone run when they aren't playing rocksmith? :)i run a Peavey 5150II head and matching cab.GO!

A line6 pod through headphones. Since I prefer not to be murdered in my bed by my neighbours, it's really the only way.

blackstar HTR 1 with a 4x8 Cab

Blackstar ht-1r. But now that I have Rocksmith I regret of buying it.

I use a EVH 5150 III 50 watt head, and EVH 2x12 cabinet, with a line 6 POD HD500X for effects.

I picked up a Yamaha G100-210 III for really cheap and am very happy with it. It has a very nice clean and the built in reverb is decent enough. The gain is alright, but I usually have a distortion pedal hooked up as I tend to play a lot of metal.

I play a Mesa Boogie Mini Rectifier with 1x12 Rectifier Cab and en Engl Fireball with 2x12 Engl Pro Cabinet

 

Both awesome amps! I also had a Vox AC 15 and would love to get one again at some point.

Bass: Zoom B3 into headphones / nearfield monitors, and I absolutely love it.

 

Guitar: Guitar Rig 5 from Native Instruments, though I don't play as much guitar anymore.

I sold my Vox AC30 a couple years back, since I'm not playing live. I've got an Epiphone Valve Junior still, which is a great little tube amp. I plan to pick up a new multi-effect pedal eventually, maybe one of those Vox amps. But mostly I'm happy practicing with Rocksmith.

Lol I play RS with my amps.  A couple months ago picked up a Pevey VYPR VIP-3 for guitars and a Fender Rumble 150w combo for Bass.  The Pevey is nice with all the built in effects and emulated AMP/Heads.  Would recommend that in a heartbeat for anyone looking to do a nice Y-slitter setup for a few hundred... it does bass too but the 15"woofer on the fender does bump way more.

My main amp is a Fender SuperSonic 22, and my practice amp is a VHT Special 6. I also have a small Orange Crush 20DLX that my daughter uses. The Fender is a great amp but it does have a lot of base noise so it can be annoying at low volumes.

Fender Mustang III.... I blew all of my money on guitars....  :blink:

I use a Blackstar ht-5r alongside rocksmith or when the neighbors are home, other times if they're out I may use my Fender Power Chorus, but its so loud I cant really turn it up over 1. I mainly just use the fender as my clean channel and the Blackstar with my pedals for the dirt channel when playing away from rocksmith

Carvin Quad-X Preamp with a Carvin HT 150 for power ( for now ). A homebuilt 212 cabinet loaded with Warehouse Guitar Speakers WGS Reaper on one side and a WGS Green Beret ( Think Celestion Green Back without the mid spike ) on the other.

Sadly, I have sold all my amps. :-I

I am left with a 15w Marshall practice amp which isn't terrible. My favorite of the amps long gone is a Fender Super 212 tube.

i have a few , Marshall Blues Breaker (RE) ,  vox20+, Marshall MG10,  Bronco 40

TC Electronic BG 250-115

I use a VOX VT20+ at home and Hugh&Kettner Attax100 with Cab. Although its fun to play along with RS14, the sounds just dont catch up to a real Amp.

I've got a Meridian AK15G, which was dirt cheap. About 40 quid as far as I remember. Doesn't sound great but I have a Digitech RP255 multi-effects pedal which has a shitload of different emulated amps and cabs on it so it can actually sound pretty decent.

 

I've also got a Marshall 100W bass head (not sure which model, probably says on the back somewhere) and a Peavey 2x15 bass cab. Not sure if the cab still works cos my puddy tat, Georgie Porgie, likes to crawl inside through a whole in the mesh and she has a tendency to chew through wires which is a right pain in the bum lol

I currently don't own an amp, yeah it sucks..

 

I use a Line 6 GX interface and I got Guitar Rig, Amplitube Metal, Pod farm, Peavey revalver and Ampeg Svx for bass.

 

I wish i was not so computer dependable to play the guitar and I since I want to join a band I will likely be getting an amp.

 

I'm thinking of a Roland Cube, at least 20w so drums don't kill the sound. I raed so many great reviews about those Cubes.

 

I also have a keeley modified Metal Zone and a Weeping demon junior wha. I guess I will use this chain, guitar +  metal zone + wha + amp cause for me wha is cooler after the distortion, otherwise the filter effect is much subtle.

 

PS: I just remembered that I have an amp, a little Marshall MS2 wich I never use

vox 20+, Marshall blues breaker RE,  bronco 40,  Marshall MG10CF

Before Rocksmith 2014, this is what I played my guitars through.  If only the GSP would play with Rocksmith, so I could play through the gear.  The sound quality would be studio quality then. One area Rocksmith is lacking in is big quality sound.

 

The speakers are custom made by Saxon Cabs here in Ontario.  Tim does incredible work.  This pair is handmade 1" pine, 2x12" Eminence Legends, partly closed back cabs.  The pair, including tax+shipping, was $1100 total. Try finding a better deal anywhere.

 

 

Cheers all.

 

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Either a ~65ish Fender Bassman 135 head with matching 4x12 cabinet, or a Line6 Pod x3 with a TA1050 Poweramp and two custom cabinets (2x12" with horn and 2x10" with horn, 400W each).

 

For guitar i use the pod with the fenders normal section and a 300W Marshall cabinet.

 

I really got lucky with the bassman. Got it for 600 DM back in 1996. 2 years later i stumbled across the matching cab for another 300 DM.

Amplitube going to sennheiser or bose headphones. I also output the amplitube to the aux input on my line 6 spider iii 15W. I have a pocket pod that hasnt been getting much use. 

Up until today, I'd always been using the shitty little practice amp that came with my guitar. (value brand set, about £90 all in)

 

Now that I'm starting to progress on guitar, I'd been looking for a new amp to have a play about with and see if that helped me at all. Popped into a local store, similar idea to a pawn shop/cash converters store, and noticed a Line6 Spider IV 15w for £39.99. 

Needless to say I picked it up and I've fallen head over heels in love with it since I got it home.