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About Valve Amps
Every iconic guitar sound of the past 70 years has had an iconic valve amp shaking the walls behind them. These amps have been big or small, combos or heads, loud or very loud. The one thing they all have in common is the signal passes through glass thermodynamic valves (also known as tube amps in the United States).
The thrilling aspect of valve amps is how they respond to the dynamics of your playing. They feel like a living companion to your music rather than a sterile accessory. Valve amps have a power rating in watts, which relates to the volume that they produce. If you are looking for a practice amp at home, a low powered amp would be better; whereas, if you are looking to gig on big stages, you may prefer a high powered amp.
What Makes Valve Amps Different?
Frequently Asked Questions about Valve Amps
Question: Are valve amps better than solid state?
This depends on your taste and needs. Jazz players, for example, like solid state amps because they don’t want an amp to overdrive at all. Most players agree, however, that you can’t beat the organic, rich sound of a real valve amp.
Question: How loud is a valve amp?
The volume of a valve amp depends on its power rating. This is measured in watts. The higher the power the louder the amp. Something to look out for is whether an amp has a ‘Master Volume’. This gives you more control of the output level and enables you to play at quieter volumes while practicing.
Question: What is the difference between valve amps?
Different valves have different tones. Amp companies tend to be associated with one particular type of valve - usually power amp valves. Fender are known for using 6L6s, Marshall for EL34s and Vox for EL84s. Beyond this, the main differences are the power ratings and number of speakers.