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As the topic subject suggests

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NEW-PORTABLE- ... 2ec531ccf8
Oh, i should just add that i am learning, so not too bothered about high volume

I would try to stay away from something that is generically made for Maplin....

The problem with amps and fle bay is that most people won't post.....

I think there is better on there for that money....but its finding one close to you.....

Have you thought about a modeling amp...Great for starting out and very versatile....

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Line-6-Low-Do ... 3ccfe38d99

Gives you more sounds then the average amp...which equal more fun in the long term....

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Line-6-Low-Do ... 43b9dccfb7

The above one will be well worth the £20 more....trust me......

But remember there are those out there that will say mmmmmmmmmmm Modeling amps.... You must have Valves......That is not true........Especially when you starting out or on a budget....I have both a modeling amp and a valve amp..I play my modeling amp the most as it just more fun...

Ok. Thanks for the advice.I was sort of thinking that would be the answer.

thought you'd got a marshall ?

Yes i have, but it is a guitar amp, not a bass.I just looked at that one and thought it was cheap.I was thinking of trying to sell the Marshall, and buy a bass amp. But when i saw the cheap one, i thought it maybe ok, and keep the Marshall in case i fancy the guitar in a couple of years.I couldn`t sell it and use the cash to buy that one though, as it would seem sacralige to part with a Marshall to replace it with a Maplins

just wondering what you expect to get out of a 20w bass amp
that you cant already get out of your marshall considering the usage it might
get at this moment in time...personally i would put the £40 towards a serious bass setup
ready for when you start gigging....having said that it might be a nice little amp
to have lying around but maplin of late.. in my experience are quids dearer than most
of its competitors for similar quality items