
Amps & Effects
Which instrument are you looking for?


1005229 - Switchblade TSC50 - 50w Electric Guitar Amplifier

1005248 - SC412 Standard Cabinet - Angled

1006827 - TubeMeister 18 - 18w Head Electric Guitar Amplifier

1007048 - TubeMeister 36 - 36w Head Electric Guitar Amplifier

30 Watt Acoustic Guitar Amplifier

69 MK2 - Fuzz

70-BC Fuzz

AC10 - 10 W Cube Acoustic Guitar Amplifier

AC30R - 30 W Cube Acoustic Guitar Amplifier

AC60R - 60 W Cube Acoustic Guitar Amplifier

Ace Audio PAQ-8BL Ace Audio Aktif Cabinet

Ace Audio PAQ10BL Aktif Cabinet

Ace Audio PAT8 - 8'' 100 Watt Portable Rechargeable Amplifier (Silver)

Ace Audio PAT8 - 8'' 100 Watt Portable Rechargeable Amplifier (Blue)

Ace Audio PAZ65AB - 30 Watt Portable Rechargeable Amplifier (Black)

Ace Audio PAZ66AB - 30 Watt Portable Rechargeable Amplifier (Red)

Ace Audio PAZ67AB - 30 Watt Portable Rechargeable Amplifier (Blue)

ACE PAQ-15AB 15 Watt Portable Pair Mikrofonlu Rechargeable Amplifier

ACE PAQ-15AB(Empty) - 15W Amplifier Empty Body
Build your sound with amplifiers and effects
Amphi and effects shape the character of sound as well as making the instrument signal heard. Guitar amps, bass amps, compact pedals, and multi-effect processors do not assume the same task. When installing the system, it is necessary to set the goal of homework, rehearsal, stage, or direct recording. First identify the output of the current instrument and the listening system you will be using; then compare the connections and control options you need.
Complete equipment
The type of input of amphine affects the use of speakers, channel layout, and outputs. Effect pedals concentrate on a specific function, while processors can combine many processes into one device. When choosing effects such as overdrive, Delay, or Reverb, don't just look at the number of presets. It is also important that the settings are accessible and the way they change on stage. In acoustic instruments, the preamp or appropriate magnetic system can form the first ring of the signal chain.
Connection and power plan
In pedal installation, the voltage, polar direction and current capacity of the adapter must match the requirements of the device. Not all adapters are used with each pedal. Cable lengths, input levels, and the effect cycle should also be planned if available. To work with headphones, an output that clearly supports this function is required. With the speaker output, the headphone or audio interface input cannot be used interchangeably; base the connection scheme on the device's instruction manual.
Frequently asked questions
Should I get amps or pedals first?
First, create a working system where you can hear the instrument sound healthy. Choosing a pedal based on the function you see missing after recognizing the sounds offered by the current amps or recording solution can prevent unnecessary repetitions.
Will the processor alone be enough?
The outputs and functions offered by the model are decisive. Some devices are suitable for headphones and direct recording; some require external equipment. Whether or not amphibious and cabin simulations are found, it is necessary to evaluate them together with the system to which you will be connected.

