Best Sellers

A personal guitar amp, a powerful amp simulator, a multi-effect, and a recording interface all in one. The Mustang Micro is perfect for low-volume jamming, songwriting, tracking, or even learning songs (since it can easily stream audio from a computer, phone, or tablet). 12 amp models and 12 effects give you a wide choice of sounds to play with, and the device is so small it plugs right into your guitar.

For an all-in-one playing experience that encompasses sounds from a crunchy '80s metal amp to weird and wild modulation effects, the Boss Katana-50 MkII Digital Modeling Combo is a solid pick. Five amp voices from Clean to Crunchy to Brown (think EVH's arena-sized sound) are on tap alongside five authentic onboard Boss effects from reverb and delay to distortion and modulation in a package that has enough punch to handle its own on a stage.

Incorporating dozens of high-fidelity speaker emulations in a compact, streamlined box that allows you to instantly dial in sweet spot tone at any volume, the Universal Audio OX Amp Top Box Attenuator is a paragon accessory that provides prime tone in any location. Built around UA's formidable Dynamic Speaker Modeling technology, the OX Amp Top Box easily captures the coveted sound of near-breakup tube tone and lets you tweak it to your particular taste in a few minutes flat.

The Orange Micro Dark is a 20-Watt hybrid head with tube preamp and state-of-the-art solid state power amp, finely tuned for the most brutal metal tones at bedroom volumes. Bringing the single-knob "Shape" EQ control over from its bigger brother, the Dark Terror, the Micro Dark is a tonal champion that goes from clean to mean in a hurry. Pair it up with the PPC108 cabinet, or plug in your favorite headphones for a perfect practice rig for all riffing you can put forth.

The classics never go out of style, but it never hurts to give them a touch of modern convenience, and the Fender Tone Master Deluxe Reverb combo aims to deliver true tube tone in a lightweight, all-digital package. Clocking in at just 23 pounds, this amp made for today's players sports the same headroom and tonal dynamics that attracted generations of players to the original, all with the addition of an onboard attenuator, balanced line out with IR cab sims, and USB for firmware upgrades.

Lay out a world of high-fidelity emulations of about any piece of guitar gear you can imagine at your feet with the Kemper Amps Profiler Stage Modeling Processor. All of those coveted amps, cabs, and effects found in the company's flagship Profiler are on deck in this floorboard version with up to five custom rig presets that can be summoned with a stomp of a switch.

Built with an all-tube design, dual-channel layout with Classic and Ultra Gain settings on tap, and real onboard reverb to complement the EQ section, the Marshall DSL40CR Combo offers up iconic British tone well-suited for the stage and practice space alike. A pair of EL34 and six 12AX7 tubes summon the same creamy tones that artists from Hendrix to Zakk Wylde have relied on for years with modern conveniences like a Softube-modeled 4x12 cabinet emulation so you can have authentic tone right in your bedroom.

Featuring a compact size, headphone jack and 20 watts of power, the MT20 Micro Terror is a little powerhouse that delivers large on classic Orange tone. Designed for maximum portability, this is an ideal at-home head that can be used in the practice space and even at smaller gigs.

The Fender Rumble 40 bass combo amp is a compact solution for practice or small gigs, and a fantastic option for players of any skill level. This small 40-watt combo puts out impressive bottom end from its single 10" speaker, and with switchable voices and selectable overdrive circuit for rock'n'roll crunch, there's a wealth of sounds available at the turn of a knob or push of a button.

For those who want the classic jangle and top boost of the Vox AC30 but don't need quite so much power, the AC15C1 is a great option. While there have been a number of AC15 variants since its debut in 1957, the current AC15C1 uses an all-tube, 15W 1x12 design to capture the tone of its predecessors. This amp might be made in China, but after plugging into it, there's no denying that the tone is pure classic Vox.

Featuring a contoured bass boost, 100 watts of pure low-end power, and an onboard gain control, the Fender Rumble 100 Bass Combo is built for heavy-duty playing on stage or in practice. Far more than just a meathead, nuanced controls like bright and vintage-voiced amp modes here provide added versatility and an easy avenue to diversifying your sound.

The Fender Rumble 25 bass amp is a great choice for practice and even home studio recording, with a beefy low-end (they don't call it "Rumble" for no reason...) and a headphone jack for silent practice. A specially-designed Jensen speaker and newly designed power amp put out some serious bass, even though the amp itself is rather compact and light-weight. Switch on the special overdrive channel for grinding distorted tones that rock with the best of them, and and jam along to your favorite songs on your MP3 player or laptop using the aux input to really nail down those difficult parts.

Featuring dual normal and vibrato channels, the power of two 12AX7 and two 12AT7 tubes, and 22w of power, the '65 Reissue Deluxe Reverb is a formidable tool built for the working musician. With each sporting two-band EQs and additional controls for reverb, speed, and intensity on the tremolo, the dual-channel design allows easy toggling between crisp, snappy cleans and surf-laden warble via channel selector switch. Built to the specs of the original heard on countless classics, new generation of a classic amp is a one way ticket to timeless Fender tone.

Packing tube-powered muscle to handle gigs and an affordable price tag, the Fender Blues Junior III combo is a compact solution for vintage tone, big sound, and plenty of headroom for pedals.

• Power Sections: Preamp with three 12AX7 tubes and power amp with two EL84 tubes


• Speaker: One 12" Fender Special Design Lightning Bolt speaker by Eminence


• Controls: Master, Volume (Gain), reverb, bass/middle/treble EQ knobs, FAT switch for added grit


• Other Features: 15 watts output power, solid-state rectifier, real spring reverb, external speaker jack

The Kemper Profiler Head represents a new vanguard not only in the realm of digital amp modeling, but of the way guitarists approach a setup. Bringing hundreds of classic rigs to the table that serve up sounds from a jangly tweed to a searing plexi to a mean brown sound, the vast library of mix-and-matchable heads and cabs offer further customization with tweakable controls that can be archived for quick access on stage. Not content to stop at an array of amps, the Profiler also includes a battalion of effects models including legendary overdrives, delays, choruses, and more for what may be the last head you'll ever need.

Looking for not just a practice amp, but five practice amps in one with a smorgasbord of onboard effects? The Fender Champion 20 Combo is just what you're looking for. Packing an 8" Fender Special Design speaker with 20 watts of power, this model sports a Voice knob for modes like Tweed, British, and Metal as well as onboard effects including reverb, delay, and tremolo for an all-in-one experience.

The Mesa Boogie Mark Five 25 head is a compact, all-tube amp with signature Mesa tones and a plethora of features making it a pinnacle of versatility. The clean and dirty channels take you through the history of Boogie, from the Mark I's boost to the Mark II and Mark IV's lead tones. Shape your tone with the legendary Boogie 5-band graphic EQ, add some ambience with the tube-driven spring reverb, and completely change the sonic personality of the amp with switchable output wattages and operating classes. An onboard headphone amp for silent practice and Cabclone DI for direct recording and cab-less live rigs round out the feature set to make the Mark Five 25 one of the most flexible amps on the market.

The Roland Jazz Chorus JC-40 is a smaller version of the popular JC-120, with 40W and 2x10" speakers.

For those interested in an amp they can play in the apartment, bring to practice, and even gig out with at small shows, the Orange CRUSH CR35RT should be a considered option. Built with features found on more expensive combos like an analog signal path and four-stage preamp, the Crush 35RT also brings digital spring reverb and a buffered effects loop for a formidable amp at an attractive price.

The Katana Mini 7-watt modeling combo from Boss packs the signature Katana tone and functionality into an exceedingly compact 1x4 size. The mini features three amp types to choose from—brown, crunch, or clean—as well an authentic multi-stage gain circuit and three-band analog tone stack. Players can also take advantage of solid onboard features like a built-in tape-style delay. With the ability to forego the AC adapter for AA-sized battery power, the Katana Mini is also super portable, great for musicians on the go without a lot of room or weight to spare.

An innovative take on the reactive load attenuator, the Fryette Amplification Power Station takes the method of safely knocking down an amplifier's power and combines it with a big, bold, dual 6V6-based power amp to go beyond mere attenuation duties. The Power Station can handle 150 watts, reducing it to near-whisper volumes, and features Presence and Depth controls, as well as dual EQ curve switches—all of which are useful for post-attenuation tone shaping.

Featuring the same powerful amp modeling technology that made the head version famous in a more svelte package which fits just as well on top of a cab as it does on an amp, the Kemper Profiler Rack is an absolute rig chameleon. Coming in with the same 200 presets of heads, cabinets, and legendary effects including delays, overdrives, and choruses along with the option to model your favorite physical rig, the rack version also includes an onboard DI for pinning down your dry signal and the amp model in tandem and an effects loop for seamless integration of your existing hardware.

Sporting features like a five-position amp voice knob with settings like Tweed, British, and Metal, onboard effects including, reverb, delay, tremolo and more, and a three-band EQ, the Fender Champion 100 2x12 Combo brings professional features at an entry-level price. Capable of pumping out up to 100 watts of power through the dual 12" Fender Special Design speakers, this is the perfect practice amp or step up for newer guitarists who want more muscle and features from their rig.

The Fender '57 Custom Champ Amp 5W 1x8 Guitar Combo captures the immense tone of one of the company's smallest offerings in their early years in a package made for today's players. Taking the exact design of the original with a handwired construction, the '57 Champ brings together a Weber 8" alnico magnet Special Design speaker, dual-channel design with Normal/ Bright modes, and a custom 5F1 circuit modeled directly after the original. Heard on thousands of recordings and famously used by Clapton on "Layla," you couldn't get a bad tone out of this combo even if you tried.

Built with 10 watts of power, a 12AX7 tube preamp and EL84 power amp, and the highly coveted Top Boost circuitry, the Vox AC10C1 10W Tube Guitar Combo Amp is one of the most accessible avenues into classic British tone. Meaty enough to hold its own during practice and even at small gigs, the AC10C1 is also an ideal amp to have around the house or apartment for easy, no fuss solo noodling. Whether you're a beginner looking to break into the world of Vox or a seasoned musician thinking about a new practice amp, the AC10C1 is a great choice for classic sound.

The Orange PPC108 guitar speaker cabinet is the perfect partner for your Micro Terror or Micro Dark. This miniature closed-back enclosure with a 20-watt 8" cone delivers an incredibly punchy, in-your-face tone that'll make you look around the room for some non-existent bigger speaker. Perfect for home practice or running wide open in the studio, the PPC108 brings out the best in your small Orange amps.

The Fender Champion 40 is a 40 watt, 1x12" combo amp that offers pure and simple Fender tone with a few added goodies. This budget-friendly combo packs 40 watts through a single 12-inch speaker, which makes a worthy companion for any jam session. Toss in onboard effects like reverb, delay, chorus, tremolo and more and you get a basic amp that can cover just about any tonal base.

The Fender Rumble 500 2x10 Bass Combo answers the call for a lightweight, gig-ready amp that doesn't skimp on power or tone. Built with a pair of 10" Eminence speakers, the Rumble 500, as the name suggests, pumps out 500 watts of pure sound in a package that clocks in at a portable 36.5 pounds. Looking onboard, you get the power of an onboard overdrive circuit with separate gain control, four-band EQ with dedicated low and high mid knobs, and a compression horn to always have your tone dialed in.

The Aguilar Tone Hammer 500 Head expands on the popular Aguilar Tone Hammer pedal, shaping it into 500w bass head form. Four pounds of versatile, solid state tone with a three-band EQ and a Drive control to add flavor to your harmonics and won't put a strain on bass players on the move.

Crafted with features like a full, responsive three-band EQ, active and passive operation, and a Class D power rating operating at a hefty 500 watts, the Orange Terror Bass Head BT500H brings together an easy to transport size along with the earth-shaking tone you know and love from Orange. Fashioned in a lunchbox design to fit in even the most packed touring van, the 12AX7-based preamp blasts the big, mean sound that's kept players coming back to this company for decades.

The Orange CRUSH20RT Guitar Combo captures the enormous gain-laden tone the company has become famous for in an apartment (and budget) friendly package with features like a dual clean/dirty channel design, an explosive four gain stage preamp, and onboard reverb, three-band EQ, and chromatic tuning. Constructed with a headphone out that utilizes a CabSim circuit to emulate the feel and sound of a 4x12, you can have searing Orange tone from the comfort of your bedroom or practice space without breaking the bank.

Since its debut in 1991, the Fender '65 Twin Reverb Reissue has been one of the most popular and highest quality stage amps. Period correct appointments and modern reliability complement the classic 85W 2x12 design. The onboard reverb is so good that some pedals try to clone its sound. Loud enough to peel the paint off the walls and with a tremendous clean sound, the '65 Reissue Twin Reverb makes for one of the best pedal platform amps ever built.

Crafted with an ultra-portable compact design, 5 watts of power, and five separate amp types built on Yamaha's Virtual Circuitry Modeling (VCM) technology, the Yamaha THR5 Modeling Combo Amp is a modern marvel in the world of practice amps. Built in collaboration with a rotating squad of guitarists, VCM technology amp types range from Crunch to Brit Hi to Modern and provide an impressive amount of versatility in tone for such a small combo. Able to play tracks back through smartphones thanks to the USB connectivity and even serving up a simulated orange tube glow in the grille, the THR5 is a perfect answer to the practicing conundrum.

The Orange PPC112 60-watt guitar cabinet supplies the focused, punchy tone you've come to expect from the brand. This oversized 1x12 cab houses a single Celestion Vintage 30 speaker and mates best with low-wattage heads like the OR15 and Tiny Terror, but still puts out plenty of volume to fill the practice space, club, or studio. 13-ply Baltic birch construction with steel hardware ensures that the PPC112 will withstand even the roughest tours, and while it's larger than most 1x12 cabinets, it's still easy to load in and out and fits comfortably even on tight stages.

The Roland Jazz Chorus JC-22 packs essential features from the JC-40 into a smaller, scaled-down, and more budget-friendly option. Players get the famous Dimensional Space Chorus effect built-in, as well as a high-quality and complementary onboard reverb. The front panel also features a stereo input for plugging in modelers and multi-effects. Great whether you're jamming in your bedroom or practice space, or even for small performances and recording, the Roland Jazz Chorus JC-22 is available now.

The Mesa Boogie 2x12 Recto Horizontal Cabinet offers up all the punch and aggression associated with the brand's sound in a smaller package for the gigging musician. Packing the same Celestion Vintage 30 12" speakers found in their full-stack cabinet, this half-size version comes ready for the road with marine-grade Baltic birch plywood, dado joint construction, and a separate grille board as opposed to the grille cloth being wrapped around the baffle board. If you want Mesa sound without lugging around a 4x10, this is the way to go.

Weighing in at just 7 pounds, the Orange Pedal Baby 100 brings the classic push-pull sound and touch sensitivity of your favorite Orange amps to your modeler or pedalboard-based stage rig. 100 watts of clean Class A/B power and a simple, transparent 2-band EQ let the tone of your effects and other gear through loud and clear.

The Fender Super Champ X2 is designed to capture the magic of the original Champ amps from the '50s and '60s but with a bit of a modern edge. While it's all tube signal path is primed for vintage guitar tone, the Super Champ X2 includes onboard digital effects as well as a convenient USB output for recording. Combined you get absolutely classic Fender tone with the flexibility of a modern practice amp.

The Fender Rumble 15 Combo makes jamming or practice or kicking out a show an easy affair with features like easy portability, three-band EQ, and special design 8" Fender speaker. Designed for ease of use whether you're slapping the four-string in a solo sesh or getting together for an impromptu groove fest, this little beast pumps classic Fender tone with an attractive price tag to sweeten the deal.

The Orange OR15H is an all-tube rocker of a guitar head, perfect for small clubs and recording. The intuitive "Shape" EQ gives you a single-knob sweep over your tone that usually takes multiple controls on other amps. With a wide, dynamic response reminiscent of vintage Orange amps and switchable output wattage for different volumes and power tube distortion, the OR15H is a great choice for guitarists looking for a classic crunch tone.

The Orange Dark Terror is a 15-Watt tube amp head goes where the standard Tiny Terror can't -- blistering high gain tones. The innovative "Shape" control provides simple single-knob control of your tone on this compact head, and a 15/7-watt switch on either side of Standby allows you to set the overall impact of your sound.

The Orange CR120H is a loud, proud solid-state guitar head with more than enough power for the stage. This lightweight amp takes queues from it's tube-based family members with twin channels and four gain stages on the Dirty channel. Even the clean side of the amp has just a touch of overdrive at the top of the range. A digital reverb sends your tone into space, and a global master volume control gives you any tone at any level, so this 120-watt beast isn't just for live shows.

The Blackstar Fly 3 is a portable, affordable practice amp that can run on a battery and come along anywhere you go. With three watts and 3-inch speaker, the Fly isn't meant to fill any stadiums, but still delivers compelling amp tones with built-in delay and EQ for good measure. Toss in a headphone output and line input for your phone or laptop, and there's not much this little guy can't do.

For decades, Fender amps have been the standard in clean, gorgeous guitar tone. With the 15-watt Blues Junior IV, Fender doesn’t skimp on tonality, delivering a crisp sound through the company’s traditional Jensen speaker, housed in a compact enclosure.

Built with a 12AX7 tube preamp, onboard tube reverb and tremolo with an included footswitch and 10" Celestion G10 Gold speaker, the Fender '65 Reissue Princeton Reverb captures the character of the classic at an attainable price point. This is a reissue combo, but the tone and quality is all vintage Fender.

The Peavey 6505 MH is a tube-powered brute that packs all the tone of the standard and "Plus" model 6505 heads into a compact enclosure. The 6505 MH's two channels have the same gain structure and voicing as the bigger amps, with the shared equalization section of the 6505 (the 6505+ has independent EQs) with reverb and an effects loop. The MSDI output section on the rear panel allows for direct recording of the amp with headphone monitoring, even simulating a microphone crammed up against a cabinet for authentic tone. No audio interface? No problem. A USB output uses an onboard converter to spit the 6505 MH's signal straight into your computer with no fuss.

The Orange Crush 12 is the smallest combo available in Orange's Crush line of amplifiers. It features an all-analog signal path, 6" speaker, and CabSim- which allows the user to emulate the sound of a classic Orange 4x12" cabinet through the amp's headphone/line out.

Years of Production: 2015-present

Finishes: Orange, Black

Thanks to Mesa Boogie's Mini Rectifier Twenty-Five, the quintessential Boogie tone can now be had in a package small enough to show up to the gig on a bus with absolutely no sacrifice in tone. Completely handcrafted in California, the Mini Rectifier Twenty-Five packs two channels, four voices, bypassable tube-driven FX loop, and two switchable power modes into a scaled-down aluminum enclosure built for the rigors of the road.

The Roland Micro Cube Guitar Amp allows players to get an authentic electric playing experience in a confined space without sacrificing tone. Weighing just under six pounds, the Micro Cube comes packing with eight COSM amp models ranging from a pristine clean to a bluesy twang to a roaring metal with the twist of a knob. Further sculpt your tone with dedicated sections for Delay/Reverb and Modulation totaling eight onboard effects for a smorgasbord of sound in a tiny package.

The Rocker 15 from Orange is a versatile, 15-watt amplifier that offers players two channels and endless amounts of versatility. The clean channel features a single volume knob and promises players classic British-style crunch, while the dirty channel gives players the classic control configuration of gain, volume, and a three-band EQ. Whether you need a loud, space-saving, and versatile amp for band practice or even performing at a small venue, definitely check out the Orange Rocker 15.

Offering the same five amp models (Clean, Crunch, Brown, Acoustic, Lead) and full complement of over 50 accessible effects in a compact design, the Boss KTN-AIR Katana Air Wireless Combo is made for sitting on a desktop and delivering great tone for practice. Professional grade tone-shaping tools like a three-band EQ and boosts, overdrives, modulation and dedicated reverb get you a wide sonic spread with editable parameters available in the paired app so you can get that signature sound.

The Vox Pathfinder (V9168R) was introduced as an affordable practice amp with vintage Vox appointments. It includes onboard tremolo control and reverb. This amp was discontinued in 2012. 

Electronics: 15 watts, 1 x 8-inch speaker, reverb, tremolo

The '68 Custom Princeton Reverb-Amp is a faithful reproduction 1x10 combo with classic appointments such as the silverface front panel and onboard reverb/tremolo as well as modern updates like modified tone circuitry and a 10" Celestion TEN 30 speaker. Compact, well-built, and able to channel the classic Fender tube power guitarists have loved for decades, this is a versatile amp that functions equally well on a stage, in a practice space, or even in a bedroom.

The Quilter Interlock 45 is a 45-watt amp packed into a pedal enclosure. Its size and output options make it a versatile choice for many different playing scenarios. From the Interlock 45, you can plug into a speaker cabinet, straight into a recording interface or PA system, or use the headphone jack for low-volume practicing. The FR/CAB switch lets you choose between a full-range flat response or a guitar cabinet simulator response. And it also has an onboard overdrive section, a three-band EQ, and an effects loop, with the option of changing the EQ voice to vintage mode.

Equipped with five unique voices ranging from pristine Clean to Van Halen-esque Brown sound, the Boss KTN-50 Katana Combo delivers a wide spread of classic tones in a portable package that packs plenty of roar. The 12" Katana Special Design Speaker gets you 50 watts of power on tap (plenty to handle mid-sized gigs), and an onboard suite of real Boss effects lets you run up to at a time to craft your signature sound.