Wednesday, October 16, 2024
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5 Sleeper Guitar Amps Under $1K – Hidden Gems That Won’t Break the Bank!


Description: Looking for a killer guitar amp without spending a fortune? In this video, we uncover the best sleeper guitar amps under $1,000 that deliver pro-level tone at a budget-friendly price! Whether you’re gigging, recording, or jamming at home, these hidden gems offer incredible sound and build quality without the hefty price tag. We’ll explore a range of amps—from tube to solid-state, boutique brands to big-name surprises—that fly under the radar but pack serious punch. If you’re on the hunt for your next amp upgrade or just want to expand your rig, this is the guide you’ve been waiting for! Don’t sleep on these amps—let’s dive in!

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24 thoughts on “5 Sleeper Guitar Amps Under $1K – Hidden Gems That Won’t Break the Bank!

  • It's not just the kiddos going to modelers boys. Me, if I was a strat I'd be an L series to give you some idea. I have a room full of amps. My wife says too many. A lot of the ones mentioned here. But for the past three years I've played my Helix almost exclusively. It has models of all these great amps and I'm able to take the tones of a dozen classic amps to a gig and only need to make one trip between the car and the stage. I'd never throw shade on the guys who want hot glass on stage but, for what I'm doing, my Helix fills the bill.

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  • If you can find one, the Crate V series of amps and the Palomino variations are absolutely brilliant sounding. Both the crunch and the clean channels are very useable as they are and, I'd argue that the clean channels supersede a lot of Fenders as pedal platforms.

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  • Recently traded my ac15 for a silvertone twin twelve head. Different tonal palates but i adore them both.

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  • Very off topic but I haven’t noticed the guitar on the far right before anyone happen to know what it is?

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  • Ehhh I got an upgraded speaker and transformer classic 30 for 450 bucks! Wouldn’t mind a Princeton though!

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  • Always enjoy your videos guys , I m an Orange ???? fan , but I tried out a PRS Sonzera 20 the other day and was pleasantly surprised , it a great amp , I think I’ll grab one ,you can get great deals on them used

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  • I recall a Teisco Checkmate 100 head that was left at our house in the late 70s. It was low fidelity but would distort .

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  • I played my first gig with more than 20 people in the room in 1969. Two days before, I realized I needed a bigger amp ( I was only 17 then LOL). So I found a "Fender" in the local Penny Saver. Got to the guys house and he rolled out (literally!) a 1 year old Silver Face Twin w/JBL's, with a cover, on wheels. LOL I found out why, it weighed ~80lbs, we joked 1W/lb. LOL I had never played a twin before, and the JBL's didn't mean anything at the time. (The guy was a steel player). I turned it on for the first time 30 minutes before we started. I'm sure everyone knows the rest of that story!! 8) Peace –gary

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  • I have a Vox AC15 and when I plug in my LP it is the sound I want. Those two together are magic for me. But when I was a kid I had a Haynes Jazz King and that thing was ballsy. Solid state, two 12s, weighed a ton but sounded awesome. I had a Fender Mustang and a Gretsch Tennessean (still have the Gretsch, wish I still had the Mustang) and that Haynes was just great.

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  • Fender Super Six is a sleeper amp that usually gets overlooked. Yes, they are huge but they sound great. Really loud too.

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  • Classic 30 was my first tube amp. I paid $300 for it used from a guy in St. Petersburg in 2010.

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