Guitar Amplifiers

Bryce Music Guitar Amplifier 30W

Bryce Music Guitar Amplifier 30W

Code: BGX-30
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NUX AC-25 Acoustic Guitar Amplifier
£227.00 inc VAT
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NUX Stageman II AC-60 Acoustic Amplifier
£310.00 inc VAT
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Acoustic Guitar Amp with Bluetooth 15W
£68.00 inc VAT
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Bass Guitar Amp with Bluetooth 15W

Bass Guitar Amp with Bluetooth 15W

Code: CB15BT
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Guitar Amp with Bluetooth 10W

Guitar Amp with Bluetooth 10W

Code: CG10BT
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Guitar Amplifier 30 Watt

Guitar Amplifier 30 Watt

Code: CG30
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Guitar Amplifier 60 Watt

Guitar Amplifier 60 Watt

Code: CG60
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NUX Mighty20  20 Watt Guitar Amp wit

NUX Mighty20 20 Watt Guitar Amp with Bluetooth

Code: MIGHTY20BT
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NUX Mighty 20BT MKII Guitar Amplifier
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NUX Mighty Bass 50BT Guitar Amp with%2
£279.00 inc VAT
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NUX Mighty 8BT Guitar Amp

NUX Mighty 8BT Guitar Amp

Code: MIGHTY8BTMKII
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NuX Mighty Air Wireless Stereo Modelling
£182.00 inc VAT
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NUX Mighty Lite BT MKII Guitar Amp

NUX Mighty Lite BT MKII Guitar Amp

Code: MIGHTYLITEBTMKII
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NUX Mighty Space Portable Wireless Model
£378.00 inc VAT
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NUX Mighty 40 mkII 40W Guitar Amp

NUX Mighty 40 mkII 40W Guitar Amp

Code: NGA40
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NUX Mighty 60 MkII Guitar Amplifier wi
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NUX Stageman II AC-80 Acoustic Amplifier

NUX Stageman II AC-80 Acoustic Amplifier

Code: STAGEMANIIAC80
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Choosing a guitar amplifier can be influenced by many factors, but looking at it from a purely practical point of view is often a good place to start, so you will at least have the number of features you need. If you are performing live then the output power will be a big factor when choosing your amplifier. If the amplifier is forming part of a back line, then you need not be quite so concerned with absolute power, since the main amplification and power will come from the main PA. Smaller style Guitar amplifiers are obviously easier to move around and take to smaller gigs, so  there is some considerable advantage with this arrangement. There are a wide range of power outputs shown in this section and the amplifiers here should be suitable for most needs.

On the smaller end of the scale, there are a number of practice amplifiers. These often include headphone sockets, so you can listen to yourself play without annoying anyone else nearby.

Nearly all guitar amplifiers include some type of overdrive circuit. This is just a way to overdrive the front stages of the amplifier, producing a classic distorted sound. There is either a separate input or a gain switch to achieve this effect. Generally this is included regardless, but many amplifiers also have built-in effects units. This may be a simple reverb, either mechanical or electronic, or a complete digital effects generator offering a wide variety of sound effects; so if you are not planning to use external effects peddles, then built-in effects could be a big advantage.

Most of the guitar amplifiers shown are combo style, where the amplifier and speakers are in one cabinet. For larger output powers there is the option to purchase the amplifier separately with speakers in a separate cabinet.