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Amplifiers and headphone amps provide compact ways to practise, monitor or power a guitar signal. The category includes small practice amplifiers, headphone units and portable designs with effects, Bluetooth or rechargeable operation. Compare speaker output, headphone behaviour, battery life, inputs, auxiliary playback, modelling, cabinet connection and mains requirements with the way the amplifier will be used.
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