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Victory DP40 Danish Pete Signature Duchess 40 Guitar Amplifier Head (40 Watts)
Achieve world-class tone, wherever you go! The Victory DP40 Danish Pete Duchess 40 amp head ranges in tone from clean and punchy to tube-driven overdrive.
$1,499.00
- 12 x$124.92
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Marshall 1959 Modified Guitar Amplifier Head (100 Watts)
The 1959 Modified recreates Marshall's iconic Plexi with modern upgrades like a master volume and two OD modes. Not like they used to make -- it's better!
$3,699.99
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Kemper Profiler PowerHead Profiling Amplifier Head (600 Watts)
Hook up your favorite amps and sample their unique tone with the Profiler feature, or enjoy dead-on recreations of classic amps with this 600-watt head.
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Soldano SLO Mini Guitar Amplifier Head (30 Watts)
Add the mighty sound of a genuine Soldano to your rig at an incredible price! The 30-watt SLO Mini boasts one sizzling channel with two modes and voices.
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Friedman Dirty Shirley Guitar Amplifier Head (40 Watts)
Looking for the tone of British amps of the '60s and '70s? Try the Friedman Dirty Shirley. It's great for clean or overdrive, and takes pedals like a champ.
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Friedman BE-100 Deluxe Guitar Amplifier Head (100 Watts)
Your favorite British-style amp tones just got a little better. This 100-watt BE-100 Deluxe offers a huge range of flexibility to dial in your perfect sound.
$3,999.99
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Fuchs Mantis 89 Guitar Amplifier Head (50 Watts)
Crank up 50 watts of British-voiced glory, proudly made in the USA! This Fuchs 2-channel amp head pays homage to classic British tones of the past 40 years.
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Fuchs Mantis 89 Guitar Amplifier Head (20 Watts)
Harness the sound that powered '80s and '90s rock with the Mantis 89. This 6V6-loaded, two-channel beast mimics the British tone of 800 and 900 series amps.
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Fuchs Blackjack 21 Guitar Amplifier Head
Reclaim control over your sound with the Blackjack 21. This amp's two channels run the gamut from sparkly clean tones all the way to fully saturated nirvana.
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Engl Savage 60 MkII Guitar Amplifier Head (60 Watts)
With four channels, two independent channels, MIDI capability, and much more, the Engl Savage 60 keeps modern players in mind and is ready for any situation.
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Blackstar St. James 50 EL34 Guitar Amplifier Head (50 Watts)
Bringing EL34s to the St. James line, this head is portable, lightweight, and combines all the crunchy chime you could ever want with Blackstar quality.
$1,349.99
- 12 x$112.50
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Blackstar St. James 50 6L6 Guitar Amplifier Head (50 Watts)
A 50-watt, two-channel valve amp that's portable, lightweight, AND built with Blackstar quality? The St. James 50 6L6 is the amp you've been waiting for.
$1,349.99
- 12 x$112.50
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Blackstar St. James Jared James Nichols Head 50W
Harness 50 watts of pure BLUES POWER from the practice room to the stage with this Jared James Nichols amp -- boasting the CabRig IR-based Speaker Simulator.
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Bad Cat Lynx Guitar Amplifier Head (50 Watts)
With plenty of gain on tap for any style of heavy music and an on-board noise gate, the Bad Cat Lynx is perfect for any guitarist looking for brutal tone.
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Bad Cat Jet Black Guitar Amplifier Head (38 Watts)
Add some serious roar to your sound with the Jet Black. Boasting classic Bad Cat tone, this amp's quartet of EL84 power tubes offer more than enough volume.
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Bad Cat Cub V Handwired EL84 Powered Guitar Amplifier Head (15 Watts)
Hand-made with point-to-point wiring and featuring tube-driven spring reverb, the Bad Cat Cub V is a 15-watt head that can purr, bite, and roar.
$2,699.99
- 12 x$225.00
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Bad Cat Cub Guitar Amplifier Head (30 Watts)
One of the original designs from Bad Cat, the Cub amplifier features hand-wound transformers, on-board reverb, and a clean and overdrive selector switch.
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Soldano SLO 100R Guitar Amplifier Head (100 Watts)
Bring unlimited power to your rig with this rack-mountable 100 watt head, oozing with hi-gain saturation and outfitted with custom transformers.
$4,499.99
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Soldano SLO-100 Guitar Amplifier Head (100 Watts)
Get your hands on one of the originators of the modern high-gain amp tone. The SLO-100 ranges from crystal-clear cleans to tight, supercharged overdrive.
$3,999.99
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Sound City Master Lead 50 Guitar Amplifier Head (50 Watts)
Brace yourself for tube-driven sonic heft! The Sound City Master Lead 50 guitar amplifier head is a paradigm-shifting amp with 50 watts of raw tube power.
$2,499.00
- 12 x$208.25
What Type of Tone?
For thick, overdriven sound, some of the most popular options are Orange, EVH, Marshall, and Randall amp heads. A head from any of these brands will be able to deliver scorching distortion, or dial back to a clean or slightly crunchy tone with ease. While wattage is obviously an important spec when looking at tube amplifiers, details such as tube type (pentode, triode, etc.), number of channels, and the frequencies of the EQ controls can affect your tone in big ways as well. Looking into the equipment artists played on your favorite tracks and live performances can sometimes lead you to your dream amp. If flexibility is what you require, a more tonally versatile amp (such as a Hughes & Kettner switchable-tube model) gives you control over tube and wattage selection, and more.
Stacks of the Future
For the tonal trailblazer, modern amp heads offer a lot more than simply a recreation of '60s or '70s tube tone. Line 6's Spider head provides the everyday guitarist with a wealth of amp sounds and effects built in, and includes stereo speakers for practice and tone tweaking. The popular Kemper Profiler models offer pro-quality digital modeling sound with all the benefits and customization available with digital technology, and some models from Egnater and Laney offers modern features like MIDI capability, or a built-in digital audio interface. And with more and more manufacturers including speaker-emulating outputs on their amp heads, using a separate head with the cabinet of your choosing is starting to make more and more sense.