Electric Guitar Amps

The Boss Katana Head contains all the features of the 100W combos, with the addition of MIDI control. A Katana-Head through a great 4×12” cab is something to behold. And if you want to leave your hefty 4×12” at the practice space, just...

Uniting raw power with a compact and portable chassis, the Marshall SV212 cab perfectly delivers the quintessentially British tone of the 1959SLP. Created to be combined with the SV20H or used as an extension cab for the SV20C, the British built...

The Vox AC10 was one of the first amplifiers to bear the VOX name and has long been adored for his ability to achieve rich, articulate tube tone at very manageable volumes. For this reason, the AC10 has become a...

The Marshall 1936 150-watt 2x12" guitar extension cabinet is designed with space in mind without losing that iconic Marshall look or sound. The Celestion G12T-75 Vintage speakers deliver a softened high-end response, brilliant for higher gain tones. The 1936 can be...

THE NEW POWER STATION® ONE HUNDRED Model PS-100     Click here for Owners Manual: Power Station 100  Meet the Fryette Power Station® One Hundred The PS-100 is a 100-watt version of the award-winning Power Station® PS-2. With two sets of foot switchable front panel controls and...