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Marshall Studio JTM ST20H 20 Watt Valve Amp Head
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£799.00
£1,075.00
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Friedman JEL-20 Jake E Lee Valve Amp Head
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£1,499.00
£1,699.00
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Orange Super Crush 100 Solid State Amp Head
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£385.00
£429.00
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Marshall DSL20HR 20 Watt Valve Amp Head
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£429.00
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Vox MV50 Brian May Guitar Amp Head
£199.00
£259.00
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Marshall SV20H Studio Vintage 1959SLP 20W Valve Amp Head
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£849.00
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Marshall SC20H Studio Classic JCM800 20W Valve Head
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£849.00
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Soldano SLO-30 Classic 30W Valve Amp Head
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£2,699.00
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Bogner Uberschall Mk2 100 Watt EL34 Valve Amp Head
£3,399.00
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Friedman Pink Taco V2 Valve Amp Head
£1,499.00
£1,599.00
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Marshall 2525 Mini Jubilee Valve Amp Head
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£849.00
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Orange Rocker 15 Terror Valve Amp Head
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£529.00
£579.00
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Friedman Little Sister Valve Amp Head
£1,599.00
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Engl Fireball 25 Valve Amp Head
£799.00
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Victory Amps V140 The Super Duchess Valve Amp Head
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£1,799.00
£2,099.00
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Laney Lionheart L5 Studio 5 Watt Valve Amp Head Made In The UK
£569.00
£679.00
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Victory Amps V4 The Duchess Valve Amp Head
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£799.00
£849.00
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Blackstar St James 50 6L6H Valve Amp Head Black
£829.00
£899.00
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Laney L20H Lionheart 20 Watt Valve Amp Head Made In The UK
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£599.00
£699.00
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BOSS Katana MKII Amp Head
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£349.00
£435.00
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Marshall 1987X Plexi Vintage Reissue 50W Valve Amp Head
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£1,499.00
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Friedman JJ Junior Jerry Cantrell 20W Valve Amp Head
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£1,399.00
£1,499.00
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Blackstar St James 50 EL34H Valve Amp Head Fawn
£849.00
£949.00
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Marshall 1959HW Handwired 100w Valve Amp Head
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£1,899.00
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Marshall JVM410H 100 Watt Valve Amp Head
£1,299.00
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Bad Cat Cub Valve Amp Head
£1,349.00
£1,549.00
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Marshall 2555X Silver Jubilee Reissue Valve Amp Head
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£1,299.00
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Victory Amps Sheriff 25H Valve Amp Head
£1,199.00
£1,299.00
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Friedman BE-100 Brown Eye Deluxe 100W Valve Amp Head
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£3,999.00
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Friedman Brown Eye BE-50 Deluxe Valve Amp Head
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£3,599.00
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Suhr Badger 18 Amplifier Head, 18W, 240V
£1,849.00
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Supro Black Magick Reverb Valve Amp Head Black Rhino
£949.00
£1,099.00
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Friedman Dirty Shirley 40 Valve Amp Head
£2,499.00
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Tone King Gremlin 5 Watt Valve Amp Head Cream
£1,199.00
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Soldano SLO-100 100W Classic Valve Amp Head
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£3,999.00
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Friedman Twin Sister 40 Watt Valve Amp Head
£2,999.00
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Victory Amps VC35 The Copper Valve Amp Head
£999.00
£1,419.00
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Bogner Uberschall MK2 150 Watt KT88 Valve Amp Head
£3,649.00
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Laney Cub Supertop 15 Watt Valve Amp Head
£339.00
£449.00
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Friedman Mini Dirty Shirley Valve Amp Head
£1,399.00
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About Guitar Amp Heads
Guitar Amp Heads are something we love here at guitarguitar. There is something magical about plugging a good guitar into a quality amp head & cabinet and enjoying pure valve tone and power. There is nothing else like it! These days the choice of brands and styles is pretty staggering and it's easy to get bamboozled by choice. Thankfully our staff are on hand both in stores and online to help guide you through the plethora of tone machines we have for sale.
We have guitar amp heads by all of the big brands including Marshall, Orange, EVH and Mesa/Boogie but we also stock a huge range of more boutique, specialised amp heads by manufacturers such as Friedman, Bogner, Fryette and Victory Amps, to name but a few.
We have lots of full sized guitar heads but we also carry a comprehensive range of smaller 'lunchbox' sized micro amps from brands including Orange, PRS and EVH. Not only that, we are fully committed to digital modelling technology and carry many digital products, not least the awesome range of Kemper profiling amps.
Whatever your modelling needs are, we have the solution! Browse our entire selection of guitar amp heads online and order for delivery to your door, or visit any of our stores where you can try out these amp heads in one of our special soundproofed demo rooms!
Why Should I Choose a Guitar Amp Head?
- Maximum flexibility to combine amps with different speakers and cabinets
- Match your volume level to your size of gig without compromising your unique sound
- More portable than combo amps
Frequently Asked Questions about Guitar Amp Heads
Question: Do I have to use the same brand of guitar amp head and cab?
No, not at all! Just mix and match for your perfect set up. All connections are via quarter inch jack so there are no compatibility problems from brand to brand.
Question: What is the most popular valve guitar head?
This actually changes frequently but one of the most consistently popular amps is the 'lunchbox' sized Orange Dark Terror. Its monster-sized gain and beefy low end are most surprising given its compact size.
Question: What does the Kemper modelling amp head do when it 'profiles' an amp?
Well, that involves a lengthy response to answer properly but in short, the Kemper is able to 'scan' all of the physical properties of any given amp and reproduce them virtually. It isn't just a matter of sampling a sound, but rather involves recreating all of the characteristics and subtleties of the physical performance of each amp it profiles. You can then save collections of these and have basically the world's greatest amp collection all stored in one handy device, ready to use.
These results are unbelievable...you really need to experience one to believe it! We think ALL guitarists could benefit greatly from looking into this game-changing technology.
Question: I really want a classic, all tube head for playing blues and rock. I don't want anything too heavy, sound-wise, just great vintage lead and rhythm tones. What should I be looking at?
This is one of the most hotly contested areas for amplifier manufacturers. That vintage, classic rock tone with more than a hint of 'plexi' and 'British Invasion' combined with the 'Texas' sound...we all want it! It is worth trying out a lot of amps with your favourite guitar but we have a few superb suggestions to start you off. Each of these has its own take on classic tube tone and all deserve your undivided attention: Suhr Badger 35, Mesa/Boogie Fillmore FL-50, Friedman Mini Dirty Shirley, Bogner Shiva EL34.
Question: I play metal and want a valve head for gigging and recording. What should I be looking at?
We stock some of the best, most iconic metal/high-gain amp heads in existence! Each has its own unique sound and tonal properties but we would definitely invite you to try the following: EVH 5150 III 50w EL34 model, Orange Brent Hinds or Jim Root Terror heads, and Mesa/Boogie Dual Rectifier Solo Head. There are of course many other options but these three offer three distinct tonalities of 'heavy' as well as three different price points and therefore they are good way-markers in your search.
Question: What is the deal with impedance and ohmage etc? I've heard you can blow up amps if you get it wrong!
The physics behind impedance and ohmage goes a little beyond the scope of this Q+A but the way to keep it simple is this: keep the numbers the same. For example, if your amp head has a switchable impedance of 4, 8 or 16 ohms and your cabinet says 16 ohms on the back, just select 16 ohms on your amp and connect with full confidence! This is really the only way you'll get the amp to sound as it was intended to by the designers and that's kind of the whole point, isn't it? If the numbers are impossible to match (say the amp is only 16 ohms and the cab is only 4 ohms which is rather unlikely but warrants sharing regardless), we would recommend not connecting the two. Perhaps find a more suitable component, be it amp head or speaker cab. If in doubt, consult your manual, contact the manufacturer or ask us!