This is part of a mini-series I recorded to explain guitar amplifiers. It's a massive topic because there are so many different amplifiers out there and they have so many different features and functions on them.
The most basic function of an amplifier is simply to make whatever you plug into it louder, and this is how guitar amps originated back in the day. Over time - and with technology - they have developed more and more; nowadays even some of the cheapest and most basic amps come fully loaded with great features.
I'm focusing mainly on 'Practice Amps' - these are small, inexpensive & designed (as the name suggests) for home practice. They are simple to use, lightweight & portable and are designed to be played (and sound good) at lower volume levels; making them ideal for personal practice whatever your level of experience is.
If you want to rehearse with a band or perform live you'll probably want a more powerful amplifier and possibly more features. I briefly cover larger amps at the end of the series but my focus it mostly on practice amps that would be suitable for a beginner player or someone buying their first amp.
Links to the all the parts in this series are here;
Guitar Amplifiers 1 - Very Basic Amplifier
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Guitar Amplifiers 2 - My Practice Amp Explained
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Guitar Amplifiers 3 - My Practice Amp Demo
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Guitar Amplifiers 4 - Blackstar ID Core V3 Explained
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Guitar Amplifiers 5 - Blackstar ID Core V3 Demo
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Guitar Amplifiers 6 - Bigger & Better Amplifiers
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