With a large selection of guitar amplifiers to choose from, Cream City Music makes it easy to pick the perfect amp to complement your guitar. From vintage and used amps to newly released models, Cream City Music has it all.
Don’t know where to start? No worries! Stop in our shop, chat with an expert, or give us a call at 1-800-800-0087 and the Cream City Music staff will help you find your next amplifier.
What is a combo amp?
A combo amp is simply an amp head and speaker cab all in one single unit. Combo amps give you everything you need to plug in and play.
They are great for musicians looking for a grab-and-go guitar amplifier with the power required to fill a room. With little setup required, combo amps are beginner-friendly and have the flexability that veteran players rely on.
Check out our selection of new, used and vintage combo amps.
What is an amp head?
An amp head is the amplifier electronics without the speaker, so when buying an amp head, you will also need to find an appropriate speaker cabinet. The amp head processes and amplifies the guitar’s signal and sends this signal to a connected speaker.
Since amp heads are separate from their speaker counterpart, guitarist can mix and match for the ultimate control and customizability over their guitar’s sound.
With the many different sizes, power levels, and styles of amp heads, there are endless possibilities to experiment with your sound. Cream City Music carries a wide selction of guitar amp heads.
What is a speaker/amp cabinet?
A speaker cabinet is the unit that houses the speaker required to broadcast an electric guitar’s full sound. In order to do so, an amp cabinet needs a head to amplify the guitar’s signal.
Speaker cabinets give musicians the ability to mix and match heads and speakers depending on the size of the gig and venue.
Looking for the perfect speaker? Check out all of Cream City Music’s speaker cabinets.
What are the top guitar amplifier brands?
Cream City Music carries a large selection of the top amp brands. Some of the more popular brands include Marshall, Mesa Boogie, Fender, and Vox.