Amplifiers
Guitar and Bass Amps
In our physical and online store we are specialists in electric, acoustic and bass guitar amplifiers. We stock a wide range of products to meet the needs of all musicians, from beginners to professionals. We have the best brands on the market, such as Marshall, Vox, Blackstar, Supro, Orange and many more. In addition, we have spare parts and accessories to keep your amplifier in perfect condition.
Buying in our store has many advantages: we offer you expert advice, payment facilities, quality assurance and after-sales service. And if you buy online, we send your order home in 24/48 hours with total security and comfort.
Electric, Acoustic and Bass Guitar Amps
VOX AC15 C1 Guitar Amplifier
Supro Amulet 1x12
Blackstar HT Club 40 MKII
Vox AC30C2 Amplifier
Vox Pathfinder 10
Blackstar Sonnet 60 Black
Blackstar Fly 3 Mini Amp
Vox Adio Air GT
Markbass Little Mark 58R
Supro Royale Cabinet
Blackstar Fly 3 Stereo Pack
ENGL Screamer II E330
Types of amplifiers
An electric guitar amplifier is a device that transforms the electrical signal that the guitar produces when it strikes the strings into audible sound through a speaker. These amps often have controls to adjust the volume, tone, and effects of the sound, as well as different channels to switch between clean and distorted sounds. There are different types of electric guitar amplifiers depending on their technology, such as tube, transistor or digital.
An acoustic guitar amplifier is a device that is responsible for amplifying the natural sound of the acoustic guitar without altering it too much. These amps often have a larger speaker and tweeter to better reproduce high frequencies. They also often have controls for adjusting the tone and sound effects, such as chorus or reverb. The frequency response is flat and they are designed so that the sound cannot be contaminated.
A bass amplifier is a device that is responsible for amplifying the sound of electric or acoustic bass with greater power and clarity. These amps often have a smaller, stronger speaker to better handle low frequencies. They also often have controls for adjusting volume, tone, and sound effects such as overdrive or compression.
Is my amplifier suitable for any instrument?
No. Each instrument must use its own amplifier because each one has different characteristics and needs.
If an electric guitar amp is used for a bass, the speaker may be damaged by excessive vibration of the bass strings.
If an acoustic guitar amp is used for an electric guitar, the distortion and dynamics of the sound may be lost.
Using a bass amp for an electric or acoustic guitar can result in a dull, dull sound.
Therefore, it is best to use the appropriate amplifier for each instrument and thus obtain the best possible performance and sound quality.