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Electric guitar amps strengthen the signal from your guitar to produce magnified sound.
Your amplifier has a direct effect on your playing experience and tone. Amps are often pared with preamps for the best quality sound.
Macdaddy Music sells a variety of guitar amps from brands such as Hughes & Kettner, Laney, and Fishman.
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A solid-state guitar amplifier uses electronic transistors to amplify the sound, while a tube amp uses vacuum tubes to amplify.
Many people think that tube amps are louder than solid-state amps, but that is not actually the case. Tube amps can sound louder, but they are producing harmonics that are perceived by the human ear as volume rather than distortion. Solid stye amps distort at the same signal level as tube amps, but the distortion levels sounds like distortion and not volume.
When a tube amp and sold-state amp are turned up the will have different sounds. Tube amps will sound clean and "louder" while the solid-state amp will sound "quieter" and distorted.
The amount of watts you need in your guitar amp all depends upon your usage. Here is a general outline that will help guide you:
There are four man differences between guitar amps and bass guitar amps: