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The Four Types Of Guitar Amps
There are a few different types of guitar amplifiers that are on the market today for you to choose from. If you are shopping for a new amp, it's good to decide which type you will want because they are all very different.
The first type of amps that came along had to be the tube amplifiers. Funny thing is, even though the technology of tube amps is fairly old, these amps are still used widely among pro and beginner guitar players. The reason for their popularity is that the tone of these amps is usually very warm and natural compared to the other types. Not only do they sound better, they are usually louder than amps of other types and the same power level. The only thing to remember with tube amps is that they require maintenance because the vacuum tubes need to be periodically changed.
Usually there are two types of tubes in an amp - the preamp section and the power section. Common tubes are 12AX7, 6L6, EL34, and many more.
There are many different brands of guitar amps that use tubes -- Marshall, Soldano, Peavey, Genz-Benz, Mesa Boogie and many others -- especially older and vintage guitar amps.
Solid state amps were invented to replace tube amps (which didn't happen!). Basically, the main difference between tube and solid state amps is that solid state uses transistors instead of tubes. They also require almost no maintenance because there are no tubes to change.
This is not to say that solid state amps are not as good as tube, it just all depends on the application and type of music you are going to be playing.
Some guitarists prefer colliding the two and making what is called a hybrid amp. This type of amps marries both tube and transistor amps into one. Usually there are tubes at one stage of amplification and transistors at the other stage (preamp and power amp)
Recently, digital amps were introduced. These amps use computers and integrated circuits to create the various tones in the amps. Usually, there are a number of different types of effects and tons that you can get. These amps are very versatile.
Examples of some digital amps are Vox Valvetronix, Line6, and a few more. These amps are great if you want to play all different types of music with different types of guitars.
About the Author
Corey Palmer is a guitarist and musician.
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High End Vaccum or Hybrid Amplifier Brands?
Can some on tell me all the brands that sell high end reall good sound High End Vaccum or Hybrid Amplifier Brands???
I know the following:
-Peach Tree Audio
-Jolida
-Fatman
-Mclintosh
-Napa Acoustics
I forgot some other couple I know
So Can ya put as an answer all other brands that sell amps like these. no guitar or bass BS amp. I mean for speakers,
Among the resources listed below you will find that the World Tube Audio Portal Website is one of the most comprehensive sources of tube audio information available. It includes their extensive Tube Power Amplifiers directory, though as one might suspect it contains a few unfortunate omissions. It does not currently include Kaye Audio, inheritor of the NYAL / Julius Futterman OTL legacy, Manley Laboratories, Trafomatic Audio, Mystère, German Tube Amps (aka Weber Röhrenverstärker,) or Abbingdon Music Research. It does not include Shuguang Audio, a long-time Chinese manufacturer of vacuum tubes, who also manufactures their own tube amplifiers, nor does it have a separate entry for E.A.R. USA, which is somewhat different than its EAR-Yoshino counterpart. And the Tube Power Amplifiers directory also does not include several of the well-known classic tube audio equipment manufacturers, such as Dynaco, LEAK, Marantz, Mullard, Williamson, and the latest inductee to the group, Beard Audio, to name a few, whose sought-after vintage products continue to circulate on the used and collectible audio equipment markets.
Fatman by TL Audio, Peachtree Audio, both of which are best known for their iPod docking stations and headphone amplifiers, as well as Napa Acoustic and Mistral Audio (a David Audio Design & Manufacturing company,) are also not included in the Tube Power Amplifiers directory of the World Tube Audio Portal. Nevertheless, it’s an impressive resource for fans of tube audio equipment, as is the World Tube Directory by audioXpress.
World Tube Audio Portal - The Directory
http://www.worldtubeaudio.com/directory/directory.htm
audioXpress - World Tube Directory
http://www.audioxpress.com/magsdirx/worldtub/index.htm
Kaye Audio
http://www.kayeaudiolabs.com
Manley Laboratories
http://www.manley.com
Trafomatic Audio
http://www.trafomaticaudio.com
Mystère
http://www.mystere-eu.com
German Tube Amps (Weber Röhrenverstärker GmbH)
http://www.german-tube-amps.de
Abbingdon Music Research
http://www.amr-audio.co.uk
E.A.R. USA
http://ear-usa.com
Beard Audio Products
http://www.beardaudio.com
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