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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.

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 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.

The Yamaha THR10 is the ultimate weapon for bedrooms, hotel rooms and jam sessions on the go. While it can conjure up nearly every iconic tone from the past five decades, this modeling amp is truly a 21st century tool, with iOS and USB compatibility that make recording and practicing easier than ever.

Sporting an ultra-compact design, onboard three-band EQ, and a total of 16 selectable amp and effect modulations powered by Virtual Circuitry Modeling (VCM) technology, the Yamaha THR10C Classic Combo Modeling Amp is a small package chock of full the features guitar players love. Designed to fit neatly on a desk and pump out gallons of tone without shaking the building, this little modeler's myriad settings bring boutique-quality, amp-driven tone at a price that won't drive you up the wall. From swampy tweed tone with a a little spring reverb to powerful British grit with a dash of phasing, the THR10C can serve up all that and everything in between with gusto.

Sporting an ultra-compact design, an onboard three-band EQ, and eight aggressive amp emulations powered by Yamaha's Virtual Circuitry Modeling (VCM) technology, the Yamaha THR10X High-Gain Modeling Combo Amp packs decades of shredability into one package. Designed to fit neatly on a desktop or side table, the eight modes including Power, Brown, and Southern Hi pump out realistic simulations of favorite high-powered rigs from Marshall to Orange. Whether you're a metalhead who wants searing tone in a cloistered environment or a beginner who wants tone from Dimebag to Eddie, the THR10X is an excellent companion.

The Marshall MS-2 Micro Amp is about as portable as you can get; perfect for quiet practice at home and in the van, or even clipped onto your belt for solo street performances. This battery-powered 1-watt wonder has switchable clean and overdrive channels, and a headphone jack which doubles as a preamp output for direct recording.

The Fishman Loudbox Mini is the ultimate singer-songwriter tool. With one channel for your guitar and one for a microphone, this amp is all you need for a coffee house gig, an open mic or a day of street busking.

Quilter bills its 101 Mini Reverb 50-Watt Guitar Head as a sort of missing link between a guitar players effects and speaker cabinet. With a reimagined three-knob EQ section (Bass, Mid, and Treble), the 101 proves to be quite versatile across the frequency spectrum. Quilter does this by giving the Mid an aggressive “bite” on the high-end, and a clean-’60s Blackface tone on the lower end. Its effects section includes Gain, Limiter, Reverb, & Master controls. Another upside is that this head only weighs two pounds, making it highly compact and portable.

The Danelectro Honeytone Mini Amp captures vintage tone in an ultra-compact design with volume/tone/overdrive controls, a real leather handle, and an optional belt clip. Perfect for playing quietly in your room, the Honeytone looks just as good sitting on a desk as it does clipped to a belt.

Built with 200 watts of power, a custom-designed 6.5" speaker, and signature ultra compact design, the ZT Amplifiers Lunchbox 200W 1x6.5 Guitar Combo is a game-changer in portable amps. Sporting an immensely intuitive 4-knob control scheme with ambience, gain, tone, and volume, this grab-and-go beauty sets up in minutes and takes out the hassle of hauling hundreds of pounds of gear. Speaking of weight, coming in at under 10 pounds, the Lunchbox is sure to keep you from breaking your back (and the bank).

Part of the Solid State (SS) series, the Hiwatt Custom 20HD head was meant for use with the mini half or full stack cabinets the company offered. It features 20 watts of power with a clean and distortion switch and three-band EQ. 

Featuring a compact design, durable construction thanks to its chrome finish, and 15 watts of total power with selectable op-amp circuits and three-band EQ, the Vox Night Train NT15H Guitar Amplifier Head packs a wallop in a small package. Easily transported, this little guy can fit in the most cramped of cars with ease and transfer from bedroom playing to live practice to small gigs without breaking a sweat. If you're looking for classic Vox tone but want to steer towards something modern, this little hot head leads the pack.

The Fender '57 Mini Twin combo amplifier is a tiny amplifier for playing guitar on the go.

The EHX Headphone Amp is a portable, simple solution for practicing without disturbing others. With a single volume knob, the Headphone Amp retains the sound of your guitar's character. 

*Headphones are not included as part of this item's parts list. 

Built with features like switchable dual guitar voicings, onboard equalization control, and a built-in effects loop, the Peavey 6505 Piranha Micro Guitar Head offers pro features in a package that fits on your desk. Able to pump out 20W of hybrid power between a solid state power amp and real 12AX7 tube preamp, the 6505 Piranha can summon searing leads and chunky tones with an easy-to-use interface. A perfect practice buddy for big sound that doesn't wake the neighbors.

Ampeg has a strong legacy in the world of vintage amps. 

The Ampeg Jet II reissue (or J-12 T) was a short-lived 15 watt tube combo featuring a single 12-inch speaker. 

Years of Production: 2007-2008

The Peavey Classic 20 was an all-tube 15 watt combo amplifier that uses a single 10 inch speaker. It used 12AX7 preamp tubes and EL84 power tubes and featured a single channel and single input. 

Years of Production: 1994 - 1997

The Vox Night Train NT50H G2 is a 50W, dual channel tube guitar amp head.

Rear panel has an FX loop as well as speaker outputs for 8 and 16ohm cabinets.

The Fly 3 Extension Cabinet is designed to work in tandem with the Blackstar Fly 3 Combo and comes with a built-in cable.

The Blackstar ID:Core BEAM Bluetooth Amp capitalizes on the powerful modeling technology of the ID:Core series and takes it even further by being the first Bluetooth-enabled combo offered by the company. Sporting fan favorite features like a 10-mode voicing section with modes for bass, electric guitar, and acoustic, an armada of onboard effects like delay, reverb, and distortion, and built-in USB connectivity allowing the combo to function as a speaker for your favorite tunes when you're not jamming.

Featuring an ultra-compact design, two watts of total power, and a sleek chrome finish, the Vox Lil' Night Train Tube Mini Amplifier Head is a signature in both looks and sound. Summoning the tone of classic AC30 and 15 models, this tiny titan of a head serves up searing tone in a scaled-back package for apartments or bedroom practicing. Streamlined and easy to use, the Lil' Night Train is a great route to take for newer players experimenting with cabs and heads or veteran players who want a staple practice rig.

The first generation Vox amPlug headphone amplifiers plug directly into your guitar or bass, using analog circuitry to pump out convincing models of a wide range of classic amps and tones from around the world. The amPlug Classic Rock brings you the raw, powerful sound of vintage 100-watt British valve amp stacks.

This small 8 watt amp was eventually uprated to 9 watts in 1958 but maintained its 1x10 configuration. 

This amp model was renamed that GA-8 Discoverer in 1962. 

Years of Production: 1955 - 1962