One side of my wall of amps (before I did the remodel)

 
The side view of my control room

BassDaddy
I don't have anything over 15 watts so everything is a practice amp. Kinda of prefer heads now too. Any combo has mods so I can use it as a speaker cab for use with any other head or combo. Fav lately has been an Eminence Cannabis Rex, which is in a Fender Musicmaster Bass amp, powered by a Fender Bassbrraker 15 head. A Bassbreaker 007 7 watt might be a better practice amp but the 15 has reverb and an effects loop.

Same here, but I have the combo.  It sounds really good at low volumes, so it has become my practice and live amp.  I have a Classic 50W that just doesn't get played much any more.
 

 

I have been fortunate in choosing a Carvin XV-212 (7-tube amp) when I first started out, based solely on a search for "good" and "tube amp" at that time. I leave it jacked to the secondary (-6dB) input with an old pedal board (for digital distortion) and have the power output set to 25% RMS. Even then I practice typically on volume level 2, but after 28 years I still have never gotten another amp.
 
Wait... I take that back... I actually bought a Marshall MS-2 at one point, but that thing was atrocious IMO. Still sits in a box somewhere.
 
Amp sims through a PA is also common for me for the past 5 years. It just depends if I am sitting at the computer or not.

For silent practice I just use direct outs on my JCM800 and JVM410H heads to my 18i20 and use various cab IR's.
 
For bass it's basically the same thing, but I use the Ampeg SCR-DI.

michaelhanson

BassDaddy
I don't have anything over 15 watts so everything is a practice amp. Kinda of prefer heads now too. Any combo has mods so I can use it as a speaker cab for use with any other head or combo. Fav lately has been an Eminence Cannabis Rex, which is in a Fender Musicmaster Bass amp, powered by a Fender Bassbrraker 15 head. A Bassbreaker 007 7 watt might be a better practice amp but the 15 has reverb and an effects loop.

Same here, but I have the combo.  It sounds really good at low volumes, so it has become my practice and live amp.  I have a Classic 50W that just doesn't get played much any more.
 

 

Yup they sound good low or high volume. Paired with few really loud, efficient speakers (Eminence Ragin Cajun) it gets up to Deluxe territory.