What is considered a practice amp?

A practice amp is generally small, portable, and able to deliver great tone at low volumes or through headphones.

Do I need a practice amp?

Yes, if you're a beginner or simply someone who wants an easy and quick way to set up a great tone to practice songs or techniques.

How much should I spend on a practice amp?

Practice amps can range from anywhere between £29 to £169 it's up to you how much you would like to spend, but there are many affordable options from big brands such as Orange, Fender, Laney, Blackstar, and more.

Can large amplifiers be used as practice amps?

Large amplifiers tend to be very loud. For the sake of your hearing health (and your neighbours’), we recommend practicing with something quieter.

What is the best beginner guitar amp?

Part of the joy of the guitar is learning how to play your favourite songs. Once you have learned them there is another important ingredient - the tone. Tone comes from a combination of guitar, amp and effects. A practice amp with multiple sounds will enable you to replicate your favourite tones. The Boss Katana, Fender Mustang and Blackstar ID:Core ranges are all wonderful options for this.

What is a good guitar amp for home use?

If you are looking for a large variety of tones and effects, the Boss Katana, Fender Mustang and Blackstar ID:Core ranges are all wonderful options. If you’d prefer something simpler, the Blackstar HT-1R, Orange Micro Terror and Vox AC4TV are hugely popular.