Guitar Amps With Headphone Jacks
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Mini '57 Twin-Ampâ„¢$59.99A portable headphone amp with vintage tweed styling, brown grille, and built-in distortion for classic tones.
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MV50CR MV50 50W ROCK HEAD$229.99A compact, 50-watt analog guitar amplifier head delivering classic overdriven British tones with versatile outputs.
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V9106 Pathfinder 10 - 10 Watt, 1x6.5" Combo$139.99
A compact 10-watt combo amp with a 6.5" speaker, classic diamond grille, and versatile tone controls.
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Blackstar amPlug2 FLY Guitar$57.99
A portable analog guitar headphone amp with three channels, built-in effects, and a rotating plug mechanism.
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Sonata AC20S Guitar Headphone Amplifier$23.09A compact headphone amplifier designed for guitarists seeking clear, private practice sessions.
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Dunlop Rockman Guitar Ace$105.99A compact headphone amplifier delivering classic rock guitar tones for private practice anywhere.
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EVH® Micro Stack EL34$49.99A compact black and gold amp with a 3" speaker, 1 watt power, and headphone output.
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EVH® Micro Stack$49.99A compact 1-watt amp with a 3" speaker, headphone output, and convenient tilt-back kickstand.
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3 WATT BATTERY POWERED GUITAR AMP$99.99A compact 3-watt mini amp with clean and overdrive channels, tape delay, and MP3/Line input.
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Mini '57 Twin-Amp™
A tweed-covered wood amp with built-in distortion, 1 watt power, dual 2" speakers, and headphone jack.
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Mustang - LT50$249.99A versatile 50-watt modeling guitar amp with a 12-inch speaker, full-color display, and onboard effects.
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Mustang - LT25$179.99A versatile practice amp featuring 30 presets, high-quality effects, and a user-friendly interface for guitarists.
Guitar Amps With Headphone Jacks
FAQs
A guitar amp with a headphone jack allows you to practice silently without disturbing others. It also lets you hear your playing in detail, making it easier to focus on technique and tone during practice sessions.
Most guitar amps with headphone jacks are compatible with standard headphones, but for the best sound quality and comfort, it's recommended to use closed-back or studio headphones. Always check the amp's output specifications to ensure compatibility.
Many modern amps are designed to simulate the sound of a speaker even through headphones, providing an authentic tone. However, the overall sound may vary depending on the quality of both the amp's headphone output and your headphones.
Yes, many compact and portable guitar amps come equipped with headphone jacks, making them ideal for practicing on the go or in environments where noise needs to be minimized.
Absolutely! You can connect your effects pedals as usual between your guitar and amp. The processed signal will be sent through the headphone output, allowing you to enjoy your effects while practicing quietly.
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