BluGuitar

Guitars require a specially voiced amplifier and cabinet in order to sound good. That's why just putting an electric guitar through a PA doesn' work. The cabinets can be different combinations of speakers and speaker sizes and most importantly will have a specific 'Ohm-age' that must be adhered to when connecting the amplifier head.

If you're thinking of featuring a pedal in your set-up, or maybe even two or more, the chances are you're going to need some bits and pieces to help you get it all together and make things a little easier. Here's where you'll find all these bits!

Sometimes justlifting your amp higher, or tilting your amp or combo backwards and projecting the sound upwards instead of straight out into the audience, can make all the difference to your sound. For this you need an amp stand...

Perfect for guitarists who want studio-quality sound without relying on loud stage volumes, these devices capture your amp’s tone while allowing silent practice, direct recording, or seamless integration with PA systems. Whether you’re tracking in the studio, performing live, or experimenting with new sounds, load boxes and cab simulators give you control, flexibility, and professional-quality tone in any environment.