Yesterday we looked at several new guiatrs available at cheap prices . Today at My Guitar Lessons we will focus on the amplification market, including products from Ampeg, Carlsbro, Hughes & Kettner, Orange, Engl and Vox. So check out our guide and leave any feedback at the bottom of this page. Thanks.
Ampeg BA-115 15″ bass combo
The BA-115 Bass Combo from Ampeg has been designed to deliver 150W of classic tone, along with a wide range of performance-driven features in a professional design that is particularly well suited to use on the live stage. The amp features a true 60-degree sound reinforcement monitor angle, which has been specially engineered to provide users with optimised clarity in a diverse array of applications.
Carlsbro VAC 15 Greenback Classic
Carlsbro’s newest addition to its range of amplifiers is the limited edition VAC 15 Greenback Classic vintage tube amp. Designed to represent Carlsbro’s heritage as a British guitar amp manufacturer, the limited edition VAC 15 Classic is a Class A, all-valve-driven 15W guitar combo.
Hughes & Kettner GM36H Grandmeister
Like the firm’s TubeMeister series, GrandMeister comes as standard with a built-in Power Soak, allowing users to step down the output from 36W to 18, 5, 1, or even 0 – making it suitable for silent recording.
Orange Rockerverb 100MKIII
Celebrating its 10th anniversary last year, the Rockerverb Series from Orange Amplification has been designed to demonstrate that ‘a workhorse amp can be a master of all trades’.
Engl E651 Artist Edition
After years making waves behind the scenes, Engl has finally unleashed the E651 Artist edition amp to the public.
Vox Valvetronix VT20+ Classic special edition
Despite its small size, the VT20+ Classic is designed to deliver a sonic punch that exceeds the expectations of its power rating. Available for a limited time only, the VT20+ is available in the classic Vox aesthetic, complete with the traditional diamond grill.