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Marshall MG15MSZW Zakk Wylde Limited Microstack Guitar Amplifier |
This 2-channel Microstack offers Marshall-size tone in a compact form sharing the unmistakable look of Zakk’s trademark Marshall “Wall of Doom” he uses whenever he plays live. 15-watts of power pushes two 1 x 10 inch speaker cabinets for that classic Marshall stack look. The MG15MSZW also features Zakk’s trademark bullseye motifs on the front-panel along with authentic 1960TV grill cloth, gold piping and gold-brushed Marshall logos. More Marshall Guitar Amps. |
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Line 6 Spider III 75 Guitar Combo Amplifier |
The Line 6 Spider III 75 features detailed amp models based on some of the greatest guitar sounds ever created. With 250 artist presets along with 150 presets based on the greatest rock guitar song of all time, the Spider III 75 offers a complete arsenal in a single amp. It doesn’t end there, this amp is also packed with 7 different effect types, headphone/direct out, footswitch compatibility, and a built-in tuner. More Line 6 Guitar Amps. |
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Vox AC4TV Guitar Combo Amplifier |
The Vox AC4TV is an all-tube combo amp with remarkable tone. This no-frills amp powered by an EL84 power tube and a 12AX7 preamp tube provides a distinctive British top-end. Quality vintage Vox styling along with switchable output levels (4, 1, and ¼ watts) and an external speaker output make the AC4TV ideal for practice or recording. More Vox Guitar Amps. |
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Bugera 333XL Tube Guitar Amplifier Head |
A tone machine, the Bugera 333XL cranks out a variety of boutique sounds thanks to its 3 channels and tube selection. This 120 watt amp comes stock with EL34 power tubes and gives you the option of swapping them out for 6L6 power tubes allowing you to achieve the exact tone you are looking for. Other features include a built-in effects loop, line out, a 4-button footswitch, and dedicated master volume, presence and reverb controls. More Bugera Guitar Amps. |
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Roland CUBE Street Battery Powered Guitar Combo Amplifier |
This thing is perfect for portability. The Roland CUBE Street Battery-powered Amp is a little monster of features, volume and effects, powered by 6 AA batteries (15 hours). The CUBE Street also has two separate channels, one for a mic and one for an instrument that sound nice and clean together. Additionally, the amp has 8 different awesome simulated amplifiers from blues to metal and Flange, Chorus, Phase and Tremolo effects built-in for the instrument (the mic track has delay and reverb, separate from the instrumental effects). Throw in an automatic tuner, and you’ve got a lot for a battery-run, super-portable cube. More Roland Guitar Amps. |
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Fender Super Champ XD Guitar Combo Amplifier |
The Fender Super Champ XD is a 15-watt tube amp with the classic Fender look and a full-featured build. It combines this classic power with a bunch of great features that can really give you the ability to find your own, personal tone, including sixteen different amp types, sixteen MORE effects, and an optional footswitch to switch between musical languages. More Fender Guitar Amps. |
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Fender Frontman 212R Guitar Combo Amplifier |
The Fender Frotnman 212R pumps up the volume when and where you need it – including gigs with a loud drummer. Its two 12-inch speakers running off 100 watts of power make sure that you’ll be heard, and its driving distortion and cool reverb will make sure you’re heard loud and clear. Fender’s classic, unmistakable amp style top out the package. More Fender Guitar Amps. |
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Marshall DSL100MLB Angled Half Stack |
There’s something to be said about the look of a stacked Head and cab, and there’s something even more to be said about the Marshall tone. This package combines both, as Marshall’s number one-selling all-tube head rocks with its matching speaker cabinet, angled back to project the clear-cut sound of your guitar. Marshall doesn’t waste too much time with a huge number of effects; they’re all about having no-nonsense guitar clean and overdriven guitar tone. There’s no substitute for the tone you’ll get out of the head, and it’ll project perfectly out of the speaker set. More Marshall Guitar Amps. |
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Line 6 Spider Jam Guitar Combo Amplifier |
This is an amp made for jamming – the Line 6 Spider Jam Guitar Combo Amplifier comes with over 100 jam loops recorded by professional studio artists out of the LA area, making it a lot more than playing over the top of MIDI files. In addition, you’ve got extra inputs to allow more background players live, and all the standard effects of the Line 6 spider series to crank out any sound you’d ever hoped for. Rock on! More Line 6 Guitar Amps. |
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Peavey ValveKing Guitar Amplifier Head |
The Peavey ValveKing Head gives any guitarist the flexibility to coax virtually any tone from this fully loaded amplifier. Packed with four 6L6 power tubes and three 12AX7 preamp tubes, this head can be paired with any number of cabinets, including the great sounding Peavey ValveKing 412 cabs. Two footswitch-usable channels with independent equalizers, presence, reverb and buffered effects loop all ensure you’ll have enough versatility to speak out wonderfully for a long time with this head. More Peavey Guitar Amps. |