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Thanks for all your comments guys!

Went out today, tried out the Ibanez GRG170DX (in black) and really love the sound and feel, so I bought it! Brought it home, and I was a bit disappointed in the sound with my amp, if I'm honest. I have a Fat Rat 30Watt amp, and the distortion is just... crap. A new amp is in order, but I don't know if I should get one, being a beginner and all.

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Congratulations for that new guitar!!Have fun with it!!If you got the new guitar to give you the edge(and I think you did),don't worry about the beginner thing.Go ahead and get a new amp so that you will have the distorsion you like and enjoy the full package!Make sure not to blow your wallet on this though,this is the only thing you should worry about...Just my opinion...
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maybee ibanez

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too early for a new guitar - no such concept


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