Going Backwards, From Tubes To Solid State Options

[MickeM]

For various reasons, the main one being I don't want that kind of money stored in the rehearsal room. Then add some complications with another band who can't keep their hands off other peoples stuff I might aswell be proactive and put something inexpensive in there instead.
Either way I'm lifting my amp out of there.
I'll be involved in another project aswell where I will also be in need of an amp. I don't know how to solve it just yet, possibly with a preamp pedal like the H&K tubeman, or a Blackstar HT dual and plug into a cheap poweramp at both locations or into the PA.
One other option is to get a solidstate or hybride to carry around where I go.

I just wanted to hear your opinions on these. I'm not looking for a modeling amp.
I want the brootalz gain to be good and a good low end.

Randall RG75DG3PLus (hybride with digital effects)
http://www.thomann.de/se/randall_rg75dg3.htm
SS preamp and a tube driven poweramp. That's new!?!?

Marshall AVT100XT
http://www.thomann.de/se/marshall_avt100xt.htm
It's a Marshall, which is cool in itself. Doesn't have the acoustic simulator of the old AVT, which was a cool thingy but not a must have.

Laney LV300Twin
http://www.thomann.de/se/laney_lv300twin.htm
I have no clue.. it's a Laney

Hughes & Kettner Attax 100
http://www.thomann.de/se/hugheskettner_attax100.htm
Much like the Switchblade by the looks of it... only ss

Kustom Quad 65
http://www.thomann.de/se/kustom_quad_65_dfx.htm

Kustom HV65
http://www.thomann.de/se/kustom_hv65.htm


Please share your experiences with these amps! Which ones doesn't cut it, like the HV65 I don't think it's enough a bad boy to grind.

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