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The best Yamaha Solid-State Combo Guitar Amps reviews

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  • Yamaha JX50

    « Excellent vintage AMP, Good sound - Nice reverb »

    What musical styles do you use this amp for? My main go-to's include surf, indy rock of these days(think War on drugs, Tame impale), lots fo 60/70's bands, but also some more crunchy stuff (think Led zep, King-gizzard). It never dissapointed me on a

  • Yamaha DG80-210

    « Yamaha DG80-210A »

    Musician's Friend. I believe it was $1100. Was looking for a flexibile amp with a nice tube type of sound as well. It sounds great. The tube simulation is top notch and the built in modeling systems are first rate for an amp in this range. The unit

  • Yamaha DG60-112

    « Yamaha DG60-112 »

    I paid $680 (Canadian dollars) in Quebec City. I compared many, many amps before selecting this modelling amp. I was looking for an amp with versatility in order to play a variety of different styles of music. (Something that would not only please me

  • Yamaha G410

    « Nie amp »

    This amp is a big surprise. I don't think of decent amps when I think of Yamaha but this amp has some features that I wish were available on modern amps. The tone from this amp isn't the best but what I find to be very cool is the parametric EQ which

  • Yamaha G5 Combo

    Audiofanzine FR's review

    (Originally written by thequad/translated from Audiofanzine FR) Small, 30-watt solid-state amp. 2 inputs and 1 headphone output to play at home. It also has a spring reverb. It looks very nice with its vintage varnished pine cabinet, similar to some