Amplis et baffles guitare
Vous cherchez le son de guitare parfait ? Notre sélection comprend des amplis et baffles guitare – des petits combos pour s’entraîner aux têtes et stacks professionnels pour le studio et la scène. Explorez toute la palette sonore, de la chaleur des lampes classiques aux solutions numériques modernes. Choisissez la configuration qui correspond à votre jeu et profitez d’un son puissant et inspirant !
Guitar Amps and Cabinets – Tube, Solid-State and Modeling
Guitar Amps and Cabinets – Tube, Solid-State and Modeling
The amp shapes the sound as much as the guitar does — this collection covers tube heads and combos, solid-state bass amps, and matching cabinets for stage and studio.
Tube, solid-state or modeling
A tube amp like ENGL E606 Ironball gives you natural power-tube saturation that reacts to how hard you play — the trade-off is weight, heat and periodic tube changes. Solid-state designs are lighter, more reliable, and dominate bass amplification — Gallien-Krueger Legacy 800 is built for exactly that job. For getting studio-grade tones without a loud cabinet in the room, see our modelers and load boxes instead.
Where to start
Want a compact tube head that still covers metal gain to clean? ENGL E606 Ironball is the one we'd point a first-time tube-amp buyer to. On bass, Gallien-Krueger Neo112-IV pairs a lightweight neo cab with real low-end output for gigging.
The brands we carry
We carry ENGL and Gallien-Krueger.
Hear it in our Warsaw showroom
The biggest difference between us and a mail-order shop: you can hear the gear before you buy it. Our showroom at Nowogrodzka 6A/102 in Warsaw is there so you can try it on your own material, not a shop demo. Book a visit or just swing by — we'll help without the sales pitch. Call: +48 573 580 840.
FAQ
Tube or solid-state amp for a first rig?
Solid-state if you want reliability and no maintenance. Tube if the specific dynamic response and saturation matter to your sound — most working guitarists end up owning one of each.
Do I need a separate cabinet or is a combo enough?
A combo is enough for most players — amp and speaker matched and tested together in one box. A separate head and cabinet only pays off when you want to mix and match tone with projection.
Can I record a loud tube amp quietly at home?
Yes — pair it with a load box, which takes over the power stage instead of a real cabinet. See our Guitar Effects category for load boxes and modelers.
Guides & related
See also: Guitars & Basses · Guitar Effects · Power Supply
