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Guitar Amps
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EastCoast G-10 10 Watt Guitar Combo Practice Amp
EastCoast EC-15GRII 15 Watt Guitar Combo Practice Amp With Reverb
EastCoast EC-35RGII 35 Watt Guitar Combo Practice Amp With Reverb
Positive Grid Spark Go Combo Modelling Amp
Marshall DSL402 Limited Edition 2x12 Combo Valve Amp
IK Multimedia Tonex Guitar Amp Pedal
Positive Grid Spark Combo Modelling Amp
Positive Grid Spark 2 Combo Modelling Amp
Positive Grid Spark 2 Pearl Combo Modelling Amp
Positive Grid Spark MINI Black Combo Modelling Amp
Fender Mustang Micro Headphone Amp
Orange Crush Mini Combo Practice Amp
Marshall MG10G 10 Watt Guitar Combo Black and Gold
Positive Grid Spark MINI Pearl
Positive Grid Spark Pearl Combo Modelling Amp
NUX Mighty Plug Pro Headphone Amplifier
Marshall MG15GR 15 Watt Guitar Combo Black and Gold
Blackstar Fly 3 Mini Amp
Yamaha THR10II Combo Modelling Amp
Marshall MG15GFX 15 Watt Black and Gold Combo Practice Amp
Marshall MG15G 15 Watt Guitar Combo Black and Gold
Synergy Amps Friedman Brown Eye Two Channel Preamp Module
Laney Ironheart Foundry Loudpedal 60W Solid State Amp Pedal
Marshall MG30GFX 30 Watt Practice Guitar Amp Combo Black and Gold
Blackstar Amped 2 100W Pedalboard Amp + FX
BOSS Waza-Air Personal Guitar Amplification System
Orange Crush 12 Combo Practice Amp
Orange Crush 20 Combo Practice Amp
Marshall MS-2
Laney LX10 Guitar Combo Practice Amp
Yamaha THR30II Wireless Combo Modelling Amp
Friedman IR-X Dual Tube Preamp
Laney LX10B Combo Practice Amp
Marshall MS-2C
Yamaha THR5 Combo Modelling Amp
Line 6 Spider V 30 MKII Combo Modelling Amp
Line 6 Spider V 20 MKII Combo Modelling Amp
BOSS Cube Street 2 Black
Fender Mustang LT25
Fender Mustang LT40S Combo Modelling Desktop Amp
About Guitar Amps
Guitar Amps are, after the guitar itself, the biggest factor to consider when creating your electric guitar sound. Amplifiers play a huge part - some would say the biggest part - in the production of tone and there are a vast array of electric guitar amp makes, models and variations on offer to get you the sound you dream of. There are many types of guitar amplifier to choose from based on your taste and needs.
There are valve amps (also known as tube amps to our American cousins). They have a rich tone and are capable of being ‘overdriven’.
Solid state amps are based on circuit boards rather than valves. They are much lighter and can be played more comfortably at bedroom levels making them a popular practice amp choice for home use. These are also a good choice for a clear clean tone when you need more volume thanks to the high headroom. They also generally require less maintenance than a valve amp.
Modelling amps rely on sophisticated digital technology to replicate old valve amps and effects. They are made by many popular brands and now play a huge part in producing the ideal tone for many players. They are popular with guitar players seeking a new guitar amp for studio situations and live work. They also often include additional digital effects.
Practice amps are smaller and perfect for home use. They are usually solid state, but there are a few small valve amps available, so if you're sat at home and want a chilled out jam session, a practice amp is ideal for you. Most have two channels so you can achieve a clean tone and an overdrive sound, with some also containing built in effects such as spring reverb.
Another distinguishing feature between guitar amps is whether they are a ‘combo’ or a ‘head’. Combo amps tend to be more popular these days because they include both the amplifier and the speaker in one housing, making them much more compact. An amp head is just the amplifier on its own, consisting of a pre amp and power amp section. You need both an amplifier head and a speaker cabinet to complete the setup.
Why Do I Need a Guitar Amp?
- Inspire yourself with new sounds
- Hear your playing in greater detail
- Great for gigging, recording, or practicing