Valve Guitar Amp
Valve Guitar Amp
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 Marshall Class5 Valve Guitar Amplifier Head Tube Amp Class 5  US $349.99
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 Bugera BC15 15W Vintage Guitar Amp with 12AX7 Valve US $89.99
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 Epiphone Valve Junior 5 watt Guitar Amp Head US $45.00
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 Vox AC15VR Valve Reactor 1x12 Guitar Combo Amp US $319.99
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 New Bugera BC15 Guitar Amplifier 15W 12AX7 Valve US $108.99
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 Line 6 Spider Valve MkII 112 12 40W Guitar Combo Amp FREE NEXT DAY AIR US $699.99
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 Bugera 1960I Infinium Classic Valve Guitar Amplifier Head US $499.99 |
 Line 6 Spider Valve MkII HD100 100W Guitar Amp Head US $749.00
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 Line 6 Spider Valve MkII 212 40W 2x12 Guitar Combo Amp US $739.00
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 Vox AC15VR Guitar Amplifier Valve Reactor Combo 1x12 US $379.99
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 NEW Randall T2H 400 watt Valve dynamic Guitar Amp US $999.99
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 MARSHALL 100W JVM210H GUITAR VALVE AMPLIFIER AMP HEAD US $1,499.00
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 MARSHALL MA50H 50 WATT ALL VALVE GUITAR AMPLIFIER HEAD FREE NEXT DAY SHIPPING US $499.99
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 Line 6 Spider Valve 212 MKII Guitar Amp 40W US $899.95
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 Line 6 Spider Valve 112 MKII Guitar Amp 40W US $749.95
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 Traynor YCV40WR 40W Valve Guitar Amp MSRP $99900 US $649.00
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 Traynor YCV40WR 40W Valve Guitar Amp w foot switch US $619.00
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 NEW MARSHALL 100W JVM210H GUITAR VALVE AMPLIFIER AMP HEAD US $1,700.00
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 Jet City Pico Valve 3 5w All Tube Guitar Amplifier NEW US $299.99
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 JJ Electronics EL34 Guitar Amplifier Valve Tube SINGLE US $21.63
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 Vox AC30VR Valve Reactor 2x12 Guitar Combo Amp US $549.00
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Tube Guitar Amplifier Servicing & Overhaul
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DescriptionKendrick Amplifier President and Vintage Guitar magazine columnist Gerald Weber has overhauled and restored over 15,000 vintage Tube Guitar amps. This extensive DVD covers: basics of servicing and overhauling a tube guitar amp, what tools are needed, the wiring mistake made on 50% of all amps and how to correct it, the best way to straighten Preamp Tube pins, how to perform a cap job correctly, the different types of Silverface amps and how to convert each to Blackface, how to identify leads of an unknown transformer, how to make perfect chassis grounds, and much, much more! Nearly four hours. |
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VOX AC30H2 Heritage Collection 30 Watt Handwired Guitar Combo Amplifier
Sale Price: $1,499.00 |
DescriptionRather than just a typical reissue where a vintage amp is dusted off and copied, this amplifier, like the others in the Heritage Collection, transports you through the golden age of VOX tone, combining the prized EF86 preamp channel of 1958 with the 1963 Top Boost channel all in one amplifier... |
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Marshall JVM410H 100 Watt 4-Channel All-Tube Head
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DescriptionFor as long as we can remember, Marshall has been one of the names at the top of the list when people think of rock music and guitar amps. Between the endless list of artists who play them and the sonic tonal characteristics that have made them an industry staple, redefining the flagship model in the amp line is a scary proposition... |
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VOX AC50CP2 50 Watt Tube Classic Plus Combo Guitar Amp
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DescriptionThe Vox AC50CP2 Classic Plus combo is a high-gain departure from the company's legendary chiming tube amps. This beast is capable of going from pristine clean to scorching high-gain, and its 2x12 package is loaded with Vox Custom GSH-1230 speakers... |
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ART Tube MP Studio Mic Preamp
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DescriptionThe original Tube MP made pro-caliber tube preamping available to ordinary musicians and home studios. The MP Studio goes a step further by adding a VU meter for better level control and ART's OPL (Output Protection Limiter), which controls and maintains the output peak signal to protect hard-disk recording systems and soundcards... |
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Hi-Fi Man EF2A Tube USB DAC Headphone Amp
Sale Price: $169.00 |
DescriptionThe compact EF2A headphone amp from HiFiMan offers a USB input and built in DAC with Burr-Brown PCM2702 chipset for direct connection to your PC. Analog RCA inputs let you plug in a line level source, such as a CD player... |
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PreSonus Tubepre Single-Channel Vacuum Tube Mic Pre
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DescriptionThe TubePRE is the highest quality vacuum tube preamp in its class. Loaded with PreSonus award winning dual servo preamplifier, the TubePre affordably delivers low noise tube warmth for vocals, guitars, bass guitars, synths and sound modules... |
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Can this amp also be used for a Bass Guitar?
Can the peavey valve king 112 be used for a Bass Guitar? I have been told that if you plug a bass into a guitar amp it would blow out and I just wanted to know if this applies to all amps, specifically this amp. Please leave the web site or some reference as to where you got your answer. I would like to know that your answer is for sure. Thanks ahead of time for any and all answers.
I don't have a website for reference....I can only tell you from experience. You can plug a bass into a guitar amp and it will work if you keep the volume down. A normal Guitar Speaker isn't designed to handle the frequencies a bass guitar puts out. For that matter, the EQ section of the amp probably doesn't match the frequencies either. You won't hurt the amp, but if you try to drive too much bass through the speaker, you run the risk of blowing it.
I wouldn't hesitate to plug a bass into a guitar amp for practicing around the house.....in fact, I've done it. I wouldn't risk playing it at stage volume. You can safely experiment....start at low volume and gradually bring it up. If the speaker starts to rattle or fart, back it off...you've found the limit.
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