Smallest, portable and loud pedal amp ever

 

I finally found the smallest, super lightweight, portable and loud pedal amp. The Mooer Baby Bomb 30. It's not a complete amp but with the right speaker cabinet and the right pedal with it, you can really gig with this mini amp head. Even without mic-ing your amp, it is loud enough and cutting through the mix. It also has a lot of headroom. I wasn only using 1/4 of the volume control and it's pretty much loud. 

My setup was Lyon by Washburn HSS and each time Im doing solo, I put it on the humbucker bridge pickup and it always cuts through the mix. I then plugged my guitar to my trusted Zoom G1xOn. Then the Mooer Baby Bomb 30 was connected to my DIY speaker cabinet that I bought from eBay which got a Laney HCM 30 which is 10 inch and 30 watts. It's perfect pair. Mooer Baby Bomb 30 and Laney 30 watt 10 inch speaker. 

I will probably try this one at some point using an analog pedal and see how it goes. Will keep you posted.

Ultimate test Orange Crush Mini vx Hotone Siva Boogie into Marshall 4x12 vs Vox BC108

 

I went to Untapped Talent Studios in Southampton and tried these out so I don't upset neighbours. Oh my word, its really loud. 

Just watch the video on how I explore to get the right tone for my guitar and effects pedal as well as which one sounded the best.

Gear Used

Lyon by Washburn HSS electric guitar

Zoom G1Four

Lekato WS50 wireless guitar system

Orange Crush Mini

Hotone Siva Boogie

Vox BC108

Marshall 4x12

Miracles and Me by Vincent Ryan Borres promotional video

 

This is my recently published book. It's all about the almost fictional things happened to me during my childhood. Some are unlucky events, others are pure stupidity of myself but even after all that, I was still lucky and miraculously survived all the adversities. 

Hope you find time to buy the book either eBook which is PDF format or the Paperback copy from Amazon. Just search Miracles and Me or click this link below:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Miracles-Me-Vincent-Ryan-Borres-ebook/dp/B0BKH3WCHP

Thank you so much!

Vox BC108 paired with Hotone Siva Boogie

 

When I first bought this Hotone Siva Boogie, I was really curious as to how loud it can go and also which speaker suits it size and sound. So what I did before was just paired it with my old speakers. One was Celestion Eight 15 and then the other one was from my Park by Marshall Amplification. Just improvised and connect it to this Siva Boogie. It sounded great but it seems like a DIY thing and I think with the 8 inch speaker, it lacks low end. 

But then I found this Vox BC108 online and it ticks all the boxes. It small and lightweight, it's also 8 inch speaker and 8 Ohms plus many claims that the low end of this speaker cabinet beats a 1x10 or even 1x12 speaker cab. So I was really curious and wanted to get one to try out. And to my surprise, it is really a good pair for this Hotone Siva Boogie.