Just looking for a decent amp, probably no more than $50, the quality doesn't concern me at all really. I just need something that'll let me hear what I play on the guitar I'm buying.

Any suggestions? I'm pretty much buying whatever is best recommended anyway.

Dunno the price, but Roland Cube 15x is a decent amp.

You can get some solid state small time Fender amps for a bit over $50.

http://forums.d2jsp.org/topic.php?t=37209385&f=187

The Orange Micro Crush is like $60ish.
Orange makes amazing sounding valve amps; can't say I've ever heard a solid state one.

These are the cheapest Amps I could find:
http://guitars.musiciansfriend.com/navigation/guitar-combo-amps?N=100001+338499+6

The quality is probably god awful, and they probably won't last long.

Edit:

http://guitars.musiciansfriend.com/product/Rogue-Amp-Starter-Pack?sku=583716

This post was edited by Derkaderk on Nov 15 2009 02:06pm

Ah, I already have a guitar picked out though, lol! I just need a good sounding amp for $50 worth, maybe a little life in it to for the money. Just trying to get the best for the cost. Much appreciated though!

What guitar are you getting?

I didn't mention guitars O.o
Also, I accidentally put the wrong link in my original post. The first link was supposed to be http://guitars.musiciansfriend.com/navigation/fender-guitars-music-gear-apparel-solid-state-guitar-combo-amps?N=100001+338502+200984+7

Oh and

http://guitars.musiciansfriend.com/product/Peavey-ValveKing-Royal-8-Tube-Guitar-Combo-Amp?sku=481661

Cheapest tube amp I could find. Tubes are usually considered the best sound quality.

This post was edited by Derkaderk on Nov 15 2009 05:15pm

My first amp was a Roland Cube 30, it's a badass amp.
Not a fan of the on board distortion but
is a great amp anyways.

I would go for a Marshall combo amp. I've happily used mine for about 6 years and will carry on until I get a head for my cab

Guitar Research makes a really small tube amp that is very cheap used (below 50), it sounds pretty good considering the price.