Musical Instrument Amplifiers: Compare Listings & Prices
Catalog refreshed October 19, 2026
Content revised October 28, 2026
Browse 20 listings for Musical Instrument Amplifiers, including options from The Music Zoo and Gibson. Compare product details and listed prices.
The 20 displayed listings with prices are listed from $250.00 to $4,299.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
The list includes solid-state heads, tube-based combos, bass amps, and rackmount units. Common styles are combo units that house speakers, separate heads that pair with cabinets, and compact bass amps designed for portability.
When shopping, think about wattage and speaker size: lower wattage amps (under 50 W) are good for practice, while higher wattage (200 W and above) suit live venues. Tube amps deliver warm harmonic distortion, whereas solid-state models offer clean headroom and lower maintenance. Check if the amp includes built-in effects or a speaker selector for versatility.
Look for reliable construction, quality speaker cabinets (if a combo), and features like channel switching, gain control, and power-amp protection. Portability matters if you travel often, so weight and size are key considerations.
Blackstar St. James 50w Guitar Amplifier Head Used
The Music Zoo
$649.00
AC30 Hand-Wired 2x12 Guitar Combo Amplifier
The Music Zoo
$2,799.99
Gibson Dual Falcon 20 2x10 Combo, Cream Bronco Vinyl with Oxblood Grille
Gibson
$2,199.00
Mesa/Boogie Subway WD-800 Bass Amp (Metal Head), Black
Gibson
$1,199.00
Mesa/Boogie Subway TT-800 Bass Amp (Metal Head), Black
Gibson
$1,399.00
Mesa/Boogie Mark Five: 35 1x12 Combo, Black Bronco
Gibson
$2,249.00
Mesa/Boogie Subway D-350 Compact Bass Amp (Metal Head), Black
Gibson
$819.00
Mesa/Boogie California Tweed 6V6 4:40 1x12 Combo
Gibson
$2,239.00
Mesa/Boogie Subway D-800 Compact Bass Amp (Metal Head), Black
Gibson
$999.00
Mesa/Boogie JP-2C 1x12 Combo
Gibson
$4,299.00
Mesa/Boogie Subway D-800+ Bass Amp (Metal Head), Black
Gibson
$1,119.00
Critter & Guitari TERZ Amplifier
Third Man Records
$250.00
Mesa/Boogie 90s Dual Rectifier Head, Blackout
Gibson
$3,499.00
Mesa/Boogie Triple Crown 100 Rackmount, Black
Gibson
$3,049.00
Mesa/Boogie Fillmore 50 1x12 Combo, Black Bronco
Gibson
$1,999.00
Mesa/Boogie Fillmore 50 Medium Head
Gibson
$1,829.00
MESA/Boogie Mark 5:35 1x12 Combo, White with Gold Accents, Exclusive
Gibson
$2,464.00
Mesa/Boogie Custom Configured California Tweed 6V6 4:40 1x12 Combo, Wine Buggy Western
Gibson
$2,239.00
Mesa/Boogie JP-2C Rackmount, Black
Gibson
$3,999.00
Mesa/Boogie JP-2C Head, Black Bronco
Gibson
$3,659.00
Questions
What’s the difference between a combo amp and a head with a cabinet?
A combo combines the amp and speaker in one unit, while a head requires a separate speaker cabinet, offering more flexibility in tone and volume.
Do tube amps need more maintenance than solid-state amps?
Yes, tube amps may need occasional tube replacement and bias adjustments, while solid-state amps are generally maintenance-free.
How much power do I need for a small gig?
A 50-100 W amp is usually sufficient for small venues, provided the speaker size matches the desired volume.
Can I use a bass amp for electric guitar?
You can, but bass amps are tuned for lower frequencies and may lack the high-end clarity guitarists often want.
Is a rackmount amp better for studio use?
Rackmount units are compact and can be integrated into a studio rack, offering clean power and easy routing of signals.