Electric Guitar Amplifiers

Electric Guitar Amplifiers

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Two Notes Opus Amp & Cab Simulator

€319.00
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Delivery in 4-15 days
The Opus is an effects pedal that simulates the sound of a complete amp, from preamp to cabinet, using advanced DynIR technology. With the Opus, you can choose from 5 preamp simulations and 4 tube types, and combine them to create your ideal amp.

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What is an electric guitar amplifier?


An electric guitar amplifier is a device that is responsible for amplifying the electrical signal generated by the guitar when pressing the strings. This signal is transmitted via a cable or wireless system to the amplifier, which converts it into audible sound through a speaker or screen. Electric guitar 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.

Types of electric guitar amplifiers


There are different types of electric guitar amplifiers depending on their design, their technology and their power. The most common are:

  •      Combo amplifiers: they are those that integrate the head and the speaker in a single unit. They are the most practical and easy to transport, but also the most limited in terms of sound customization options.
  •      Head amplifiers: they are those that only contain the amplifier circuit and are connected to an external screen. They are the most versatile and powerful, but also the most expensive and heaviest, in addition to requiring you to rely on a screen.
  •      Preamps: they are the ones that only contain the first stage of the amplifier circuit, where the guitar signal is processed. They are connected to an external power stage that is responsible for amplifying the signal to the speaker. They are the most flexible and modular, but also the most complex and delicate.
  •      Digital amplifiers: are those that use digital technology to simulate the sound of different types of analog amplifiers. They are the most modern and innovative, but also the most dependent on the quality of software and hardware.