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2 Channels Solid State Combo Guitar Amplifiers

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Open-Box Fender Champion 40 Guitar Combo Amp
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Open-Box Rogue G10 10W 1x5 Guitar Combo Amp
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Open-Box Orange Amplifiers Crush 35RT 35W 1x10 Guitar Combo Amp
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Open-Box Fender Champion II 50 Combo Amp
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Open-Box Marshall MG15 15W 1x8 Guitar Combo Amp
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Open-Box Kustom KG100FX212 100W 2x12 Guitar Combo Amplifier
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Open-Box Fender Tone Master Twin Reverb 200W 2x12 Celestion NEO...
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Open-Box Roland JC-120 Jazz Chorus Amp
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Open-Box DV Mark Jazz212 50W 2x12 Guitar Combo Amp
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Open-Box Orange Amplifiers Crush Pro CR60C 60W Guitar Combo Amp
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Open-Box NUX Mighty Space Wireless Battery-Powered 30W Combo Amp
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Open-Box Peavey Backstage 10W Guitar Combo Amp
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Most professional guitarists would agree that solid state combo guitar amps have come a long way over the past two decades. Specifically, jazz guitarists often favor the clean sound of a transistor amp over their tube amp counterparts. Here, you'll discover a wide range of 2-channel solid state combo guitar amplifiers that are as versatile as they are reliable and affordable. From Fender and Peavey to Line 6, Ibanez and Orange Amplifiers, all the big brands are here offering 2-channel solid state amps ranging from 20-watt practice combos to 150-watt powerhouses.

So with that being said, how much volume do you need? For beginners and occasional strummers, you might be looking for something more portable and low in wattage - in which case, a practice amp may be just the answer. Popular models like the Ibanez IBZ-10G Tone Blaster Amp and the Randall Kirk Hammett Signature Series KH15 Guitar Combo Amp are perfect for honing your craft quietly at home, rehearsing backstage and even home recording projects.

Of course, those of you who have aspirations of playing with others will need something a little larger. Most guitarists would agree that solid state amps should be at least 50 watts or more in order to be heard over other instruments and you'll find more than enough killer options here in that wattage range. Need some suggestions? Take a look at the Orange Amplifiers Crush Pro CR60C, the Randall RG80 80 1x12 or the Tech 21 Trademark 60 1x12. Each of these solid state combo amps are generously priced and offer two channels for playing everything from clean leads to crunchy distorted rhythms.

And your choices just keep going from there. For fans of reverb, check out a pro-level powerhouse like the Fender Mustang III V.2 100W 1x12. Or, for all you jazz aficionados, feast your eyes on the stage-ready Roland JC-120 Jazz Chorus Amp. There are so many 2-channel solid state combo guitar amplifiers in these pages that deserve your consideration, you could spend all day browsing these pages - so without further ado, browse away!