Top 10 best-selling Amp Head

With the Electro-Harmonix Abrams100, you get a compact guitar amp top that can still deliver 100 watts with a light weight of only 1.1 kg. This amp delivers plenty of headroom and features a fx loop.

The Peavey 6505 MH Micro Head is a compact and affordable version of the legendary 6505 tube amplifier. With its solid high-gain sound, this guitar amp head is perfect for styles like rock and metal.

Marshall's SC20H Studio Classic is a 20-watt tube guitar amp head based on the JCM800 2203. It gives you the same sound at a more modest volume and has three ECC83 tubes in the preamp and two EL34s in the power amp.

Specially designed for the modern guitarist armed with a small army of effect pedals, the Peavy Invective .MH Mini Amp Head is not just compact, but insanely agile. This little monster can even serve your home recording studio.

Compact 25W tube amp top with Two Notes reactive load and extended tone control for stage and studio.

The BluGuitar AMP1 is a 100W 4-channel guitar amp head in a stompbox format. Its Nanotube technology offers a warm tube sound without the weight.

Based on the successful Crush Pro Series and enhanced with a handful of worthy upgrades including an XLR OUT with CabSim and a buffered FX-loop, the Orange Super Crush 100 guitar amp head is here to leave its mark.

The Orange Rocker 15 Terror is a tube guitar amplifier head with 15 watts of power. It's equipped with three ECC83 and one ECC81 preamp tubes and two EL84 power amp tubes. It's versatile too thanks to its switchable power.

In the form of the Dept. 10 Amped 3, Blackstar serve up a high-gain guitar pedal amp loaded with three channels, a built-in boost and a reverb effect. Unlike the Amped 2, the Amped 3 is mainly focussed on overdrive and distortion.

The third-generation BOSS Katana Head is 100W-strong and brims with top-notch sounds and effects. Add a matching speaker cab to build yourself a gig-ready set-up, or use the built-in 5-inch speaker for practice sessions.