Guitar Combo Amps
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Positive Grid Spark Go Combo Modelling Amp
BOSS Katana 50W MKII 1x12 Combo
EastCoast G-10 10 Watt Guitar Combo Practice Amp
EastCoast EC-15RGII 15 Watt Guitar Combo Practice Amp With Reverb
Positive Grid Spark Combo Modelling Amp
Positive Grid Spark MINI Black Combo Modelling Amp
Orange Crush Mini Combo Practice Amp
Marshall MG10G 10 Watt Guitar Combo Black and Gold
Positive Grid Spark Pearl Combo Modelling Amp
Marshall MG15GR 15 Watt Guitar Combo Black and Gold
BOSS Katana 100W MKII 1x12 Combo
Yamaha THR10II Combo Modelling Amp
Marshall MG15GFX 15 Watt Black and Gold Combo Practice Amp
Marshall MG15G 15 Watt Guitar Combo Black and Gold
Marshall MG30GFX 30 Watt Practice Guitar Amp Combo Black and Gold
Orange Crush Bass 25 Combo Solid State Amp
Orange Crush 12 Combo Practice Amp
Orange Crush 20 Combo Practice Amp
Laney LX10 Guitar Combo Practice Amp
Laney LX10B Combo Practice Amp
Yamaha THR5 Combo Modelling Amp
Fender Tone Master Princeton Reverb Solid State Combo Amp
Line 6 Spider V 30 MKII Combo Modelling Amp
Line 6 Spider V 20 MKII Combo Modelling Amp
Fender Mustang LT40S Combo Modelling Desktop Amp
Yamaha THR30II Wireless Black Desktop Combo Modelling Amp
Orange Crush 20RT Combo Practice Amp
Orange Crush Mini Black Combo Practice Amp
BOSS Katana 100W MKII 2x12 Combo
EastCoast EC-35RGII 35 Watt Guitar Combo Practice Amp With Reverb
Blackstar Debut 50R Cream Combo Solid State Amp
Marshall DSL40CR 40W 1x12 Combo Valve Amp
Marshall DSL5CR 5 Watt Combo
BOSS Dual Cube LX Combo Modelling Amplifier
Vox AC10C1 Combo Valve Amp
Blackstar Debut 50R Black Combo Solid State Amp
Blackstar HT-5R MkII Combo Valve Amp
Vox Pathfinder 10 Combo Practice Amp
Yamaha THR30II Wireless White Desktop Combo Modelling Amp
Marshall MG50GFX 50 Watt Guitar Combo Black and Gold
About Guitar Combo Amps
Guitar Combo Amps are the most popular type of guitar amplification. Guitar amp combos keep everything within one enclosure is very practical so it's no wonder so many guitarists choose combos. Guitar combos can vary wildly both in size and technology whilst falling roughly into two major categories: solid state and valve.
Valve combos, also known as tube combos, are based on classic old-school technology and are what many people think of when they talk about guitar amps. Valve combos are traditionally nice and loud, with famous models from Vox and Fender giving some full stacks a run for their money in terms of volume! Nowadays, lots of manufacturers produce tube combos with very low power ratings to allow sensible home use. Valves need to be 'cranked' to get the best tones so less power is a good thing in a suburban context!
Solid state amps are usually the kind you find with lots of features such as amp modelling and built-in effects. Since these amps use computer circuit-boards to make the sounds out of samples, they can mimic a variety of famous amplifiers and give you an excellent palette of sounds to play with. Most home practice amps are solid state and all of the major companies make their own range. These ranges include much bigger versions too, for rehearsing and gigging with.
Each type of technology has its benefits and drawbacks. Certain players prefer certain types for different reasons. At guitarguitar, we keep an extensive selection of electric guitar combos in stock in every one of our UK stores from a huge range of major manufacturers and boutique builders. Browse our entire selection of amp heads, cabs and combos online or visit us to try them out for yourself in one of our soundproof booths!
Why Should I Choose a Guitar Combo Amp?
- Practical and easy to transport
- Variety of combos available
- Perfect for home practice or playing on stage