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Fender Mustang GTX50 120V 1-Channel Guitar Amplifier with 12" Speaker

SKU: FE2310600000MFR: 2310600000

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Fender GTX50: Renowned guitar amplifier brand.
50-Watt guitar amp delivers powerful sound quality.
1x12" Celestion speaker provides exceptional tone.
40 amp models & effects for sonic versatility.
Lightweight combo amp; portable for any musician.

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Fender Mustang GTX100 120V 1-Channel Guitar Amplifier with 12" Speaker

SKU: FE2310700000MFR: 2310700000

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Fender Mustang GTX100: Authentic amp modeling.
100 Watts of power: Ideal for stage and studio.
Celestion 12" speaker: Superb sound projection.
Onboard effects: Tweak your guitar tone easily.
Lightweight combo amp: Supreme portability at 19.5lbs.

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Fender American Vintage '62 Deluxe 20W 1x12" Guitar Combo Amplifier, Brown&Wheat

SKU: FE2174100000MFR: 2174100000

Experience the legendary Fender tube tone.
Durable pine cabinet ensures reliable performance.
Vintage '62 Deluxe design; a perfect fit.
Effortlessly control vibrato with foot switch.
High-performance Celestion 12" guitar speaker.

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Vox MINI GO 3 3W 1x5" Portable Modeling Amplifier

SKU: VOMINIG3

Compact 3W Guitar Amp: Supreme portability.
Vox Amplifier: Renowned brand, quality sound.
Onboard Effects: Enhance your guitar tone.
Multiple Amp Models: Explore diverse sounds.
Rhythm Patterns: Perfect for practice sessions.

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Vacuum tubes vs solid state guitar amps

Guitar amps need to boost the faint magnet-powered electrical signal from your guitar’s pickups to much higher levels, and they can do this in two ways. The original method was by way of old-fashioned vacuum tubes, often called “valves.” Today’s guitarists love tube amps by brands like Marshall or Vox for their warm, vintage tone and a natural distortion that is inseparable from rock’n’roll. But tube amps are also pricier and require more maintenance.

The more affordable and common alternative to tube amps are “solid state,” or transistor, amps. Models by Blackstar or Line 6 are excellent choices for first amps, and with proper effects pedals, players can get tube-quality sound at a fraction of the price of a tube amp. Solid state amps also tend to be lighter, and produce cleaner tones that many acoustic-electric players prefer.

How loud will you go?

Guitar amp volume is measured in watts. A 1-watt battery-powered practice amp is good for bedroom practice or use with external headphones. If you plan to perform live concerts or rehearse loud music with a drum set, you’ll want something with at least 50 watts. Be aware that tube amps tend to be louder than solid state amps of the same wattage. A 100w Fender acoustic solid state amp will be much softer than a 50w Marshall tube stack, for example.

Combos and stacks

Almost all of our guitar amps are “combos,” meaning that their enclosures house both the electronics of the amp and the speakers that blast out the amplified sound. These are great for ease of transport and quick use.

Many experienced guitarists prefer “stacks,” or head and cab kits. To put together a stack, you need a separate “head” amplifier (tube or solid state) and a separate speaker cabinet. Although all brands sell head/cab stack packages, one of the benefits of using stacks is the possibility of using different speakers and cabinets for different tones. Just make sure you don’t have an amp that’s more powerful than your speakers can handle.

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Fender Mustang GTX50 120V 1-Channel Guitar Amplifier with 12" Speaker

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Fender Mustang GTX100 120V 1-Channel Guitar Amplifier with 12" Speaker

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Fender American Vintage '62 Deluxe 20W 1x12" Guitar Combo Amplifier, Brown&Wheat

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