Max GIGKit Practice Guitar Amplifier - 40W

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Max GIGKit Practice Guitar Amplifier - 40W
( BBA6210 )

( BBA6210 )

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Regular Price £47.99 Special test Price £40.00
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Key Features

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  • Guitar amplifier for practicing
  • 40W power and compact, lightweight housing
  • Bass, middle, and treble EQ controls
  • 3.5mm AUX input and 6.3mm headphone output
  • Adjustable gain and switchable boost function
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Product Description

The Gigkit Electric Guitar Amplifier, with its 40W power, is an ideal practice guitar amp for beginners. This amp is designed to provide a high-quality sound experience for practicing various genres and techniques. Its user-friendly interface and versatile features make it a perfect choice for daily practice sessions. Whether you're just starting your guitar journey or looking to refine your skills, this amplifier offers the right blend of performance and convenience.

This beginner guitar amp boasts a substantial 40W of power, offering enough volume and clarity for effective practice sessions. Despite its powerful output, the amp comes in a compact and lightweight design, making it easy to transport and store. The portability of this amp is especially beneficial for musicians who need a reliable and efficient practice solution that can be used in various locations.

Equipped with dedicated bass, middle, and treble EQ controls, this practice amp allows for precise tonal shaping. These controls enable guitarists to adjust the sound to their liking, whether they prefer a bright, sharp tone or a deeper, richer sound. The ability to fine-tune the EQ settings is crucial for experimenting with different sounds and styles, helping players develop a more nuanced and personalised guitar tone.

For added versatility, the Gigkit Electric Guitar Amplifier features a 3.5mm AUX input and a 6.3mm headphone output. The AUX input allows players to connect external audio devices and play along with their favourite tracks, which is a great way to practice and learn new songs. The headphone output offers the convenience of silent practice, making it ideal for late-night sessions or in environments where noise is a concern, without sacrificing sound quality.

This amplifier also includes adjustable gain and a switchable boost function, essential for exploring a range of sounds from clean to overdriven tones. The gain control lets players dial in the right amount of distortion, while the boost function provides an extra edge for solos or heavier music styles. These features make the amp extremely versatile and suitable for a wide range of musical genres, from blues and rock to metal, catering to the diverse needs of practicing guitarists.

Key Details

  • Small 40W guitar amplifier for practicing at home and in small spaces, ideal for beginners
  • Compact, lightweight housing makes the amplifier easy to transport and put into storage when not in use
  • Bass, middle, and treble EQ controls allow guitarists to fine-tune their tone
  • 3.5mm AUX input and 6.3mm headphone output to play along with pre-saved music and practice quietly
  • Adjustable gain and switchable boost function to add distortion to the tone, ideal for heavier music genres

FEATURES
Features
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  • Power: 40W
  • Bass, middle and treble controls
  • Headphone jack for playing or practicing in silence
  • Aux input to play MP3 tracks
  • Colour: Black 
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SPECIFICATIONS
Specifications
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  • Input connections: 3.5mm Jack, 6.3mm Jack
  • Output connections: 6.3mm Jack
  • Output power: Max: 40W
  • Power supply: 100-240VAC 50/60Hz
  • Dimensions (L x W x H): 130 x 305 x 315mm
  • Weight: 3.3500
  • MPN: 173.260
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Customer Reviews
Product Questions
Does the Amp allow players to use effects pedals for distortion?
Question by: Scott Whall on 10 Jan 2024, 13:12
Yes, you can use pedals for distortion. You would need to connect the guitar firstly to your pedal(s), and then connect from the pedals to the guitar input on the amplifier
Answer by: Josh Clarke (Admin) on 11 Jan 2024, 09:09