Amps

Finding the perfect amp is simple when you know how you want the guitar to feel. N Stuff Music offers numerous types of guitar equipment, so you can perfect your sound. The knowledgeable, friendly team at our guitar amp store helps players compare amps from top brands, such as Fender, Vox, and Marshall, without complicating the search. Whether you want a practice setup or stage-ready combo amps, we’ll help you match gear to your tone, space, and playing style. When conducting your search, here are some of the characteristics to consider:

  • Size and volume: Many practice amps for bedrooms and home practice are going to be 10, 15, or 20 watts paired with an 8-inch or 10-inch speaker. If you play small gigs or private parties, amps between 20 and 40 watts with 10-inch or 12-inch speakers are ideal. For big gigs, amps of 35 watts and up are beneficial.
  • Tube amps: Tube amps are made and powered using glass vacuum tubes like a tube television or radio. Many of the world’s greatest guitarists swear by tube amps and their unforgettably good sound. The famous Howard Dumble (creator of the priceless Dumble amps) says that the most fragile harmonics can survive instead a vacuum tube thus providing a very rich sound.
  • Solid state amps: If you’ve played a practice amp, small amp at a bar or at a friend’s, chances are it was solid state. They are generally more affordable than tube due to less parts but often produce terrific clean sounds and with increase in technology digitalization has made solid state incredibly interesting in the modeling and effects possibilities while still being a very cost-effective option.
  • Additional features: Consider whether you’d like an amp with different channels, a headphone jack, line-out capabilities, on-board digital effects, or amp modeling.

We make it our mission to ensure every customer has an amazing selection of music amps and combo amps to browse. Our friendly team can help you compare channels, features, volume, and response at our guitar amp store. Bring your questions, try different options, and leave with an amp that makes playing more fun.

Guitar Amp Store

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