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Best Electric Guitar Amps For Beginners
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Positive Grid Spark Go Combo Modelling Amp
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EastCoast G-10 10 Watt Guitar Combo Practice Amp
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EastCoast EC-15GRII 15 Watt Guitar Combo Practice Amp With Reverb
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Positive Grid Spark Combo Modelling Amp
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Positive Grid Spark MINI Black Combo Modelling Amp
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Fender Mustang Micro Headphone Amp
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Orange Crush Mini Combo Practice Amp
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Marshall MG10G 10 Watt Guitar Combo Black and Gold
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Positive Grid Spark MINI Pearl
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Positive Grid Spark Pearl Combo Modelling Amp
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NUX Mighty Plug Pro Headphone Amplifier
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Marshall MG15GR 15 Watt Guitar Combo Black and Gold
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Blackstar Fly 3 Mini Amp
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Yamaha THR10II Combo Modelling Amp
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Marshall MG15GFX 15 Watt Black and Gold Combo Practice Amp
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Marshall MG15G 15 Watt Guitar Combo Black and Gold
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Marshall MG30GFX 30 Watt Practice Guitar Amp Combo Black and Gold
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Laney Ironheart Foundry Loudpedal 60W Solid State Amp Pedal
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BOSS Waza-Air Personal Guitar Amplification System
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Orange Crush 12 Combo Practice Amp
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Orange Crush 20 Combo Practice Amp
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Marshall MS-2
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Laney LX10 Guitar Combo Practice Amp
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Yamaha THR30II Wireless Combo Modelling Amp
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Laney LX10B Combo Practice Amp
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Marshall MS-2C
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Yamaha THR5 Combo Modelling Amp
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Line 6 Spider V 20 MKII Combo Modelling Amp
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Line 6 Spider V 30 MKII Combo Modelling Amp
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BOSS Cube Street 2 Black
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Fender Mustang LT40S Combo Modelling Desktop Amp
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Fender Mustang LT25
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Orange Crush 20RT Combo Practice Amp
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Orange Crush Mini Black Combo Practice Amp
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BOSS Katana Mini
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Blackstar Amplug2 Fly Guitar
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EastCoast EC-35RGII 35 Watt Guitar Combo Practice Amp With Reverb
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Blackstar Debut 50R Cream Combo Solid State Amp
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Vox Amplug Brian May
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Blackstar Debut 15E
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About the Best Electric Guitar Amps for Beginners
The Best Electric Guitar Amps for Beginners offer plenty of choice for those starting their guitar journey. Whether you are playing your first note on an electric guitar or are looking for an amp that can cover all styles of music, there are options here to suit your needs. Amps from all of the top names such as BOSS, Orange, Fender and Blackstar make sure you are in safe hands. Some come with a huge selection of effects including Reverb and Delay while others take a simpler approach for those who prefer to plug and play. Most will feature at least two channels or amp sounds, such as clean and overdrive/distortion.
Electric guitar amps for beginners can be a small headphone amp for private practice or a larger 100 watt combo amp that can easily be used for band practices and gigging. Some of the most popular amps for beginners are the BOSS Katana and the Positive Grid Spark. Whether you play rock, pop, blues, jazz, or metal, there are many options across a range of price points to suit your beginner electric guitar amp needs.
What Makes These the Best Electric Guitar Amps for Beginners?
- Beginner amps to suit every style of music and situation
- Models available from all of the top amp brands
- Plenty of options to see you right through to gigging
Frequently Asked Questions about Best Electric Guitar Amps For Beginners
Question: How do I choose a guitar amp for beginners?
Style of music and volume are two important factors. Luckily, most amps come with at least two channels so you can get a clean sound and an overdrive/distorted sound. If space is limited then choose a compact practice amp however if you would like an amp that is good enough for band practices and gigging then a larger combo amp of around 50 watts and above would be a good choice.
Question: What is a good beginner guitar amp?
A good beginner guitar amp is one that will allow you to play your favourite styles of music. The Boss Katana 50W and Positive Grid Spark are two of our most popular beginner amps. This is due to their wide selection of sounds and effects, meaning they are a top choice for playing all styles of music.
Question: How much should a beginner spend on a guitar amp?
Spending between £100 and £200 would give a very good choice of amps for home practice. If you would like more effects and greater options then spending around £250 and above can give you an amp that will be good enough for band practices and even gigs.
Question: How many watts is a good amp for beginners?
Amps up to around 20 watts are sufficient for home practice. Those looking for more volume should choose a higher wattage with 40 watts and above being a good choice for band practices and can even see you through to live performance.