When you’re a beginner, it can be difficult to know where to start. You’ll want a practice guitar amp that is affordable and easy enough for you to use without getting in the way of your musical journey. You’ll also want a practice amp that will last awhile too.
The problem with most amps is that they are too expensive or have too many confusing features that can stop a beginner in their tracks. But the amps on this list have everything you need to start practicing at home without breaking the bank.
Also, be sure to watch the included videos so that you can make an even more informed decision regarding the type of practice amp that you are looking for.
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Overview of the Best Practice Amps for Beginners
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Fender Frontman 10G
Pros
- Easy to use controls
- Headphone jack
- Aux input
- Decent overdrive and gain so you don’t need any pedals to start out with.
- Extremely affordable coming in under $100
Cons
- Might be too loud if you have roommates
- The clean setting isn’t as clean as other amps
Marshall Amps MG10 Practice Amp
Pros
- Compact and easy to carry
- Sounds amazing
- Headphone and Aux input allows you to jam to your favorites without making your neighbors angry
- Extremely easy to use because there is no complicated controls.
Cons
- No EQ
- Not a tube amp
Fender Mustang LT-25
Pros
- Built-in tuner
- Can record music to any DAW such as GarageBand via USB
- Comes with 30 presets
- Works with the Fender Tone software which allows for a multitude of different amp and tone types.
- 20 amp model types
- 25 sound effects
- Footswitch input
Cons
- NONE
Orange Amps Crush 12 Practice Amp
Pros
- Perfect balance between modern low end punch and vintage highs
- Classic orange amp styling
- Built like a tank!
- Powerful 3 band EQ
- Sounds great on low volume
- Affordable – won’t eat your wallet
Cons
- Not for gigging or large studios
- Not the best amp to get if you want to record your work
