will a bigger guitar amp sound better than a practise amp?

Question

i have a 10 watt amp and im thinking of buying a bigger one maybe a 30 watt

Answer 1

It's more the quality than the quantity when talking about amps. A 30 watt amp is hardly any louder than a 10 watt amp (ampage is cumulative, a 5 watt amp is HALF (not 1/10th) as loud as a 50 watt amp). But if your 30 watt amp is a marshall it'll be infinately better than if your 10 is a rubbishy brand, because marshalls are far better made, so you'll have better fidelity and probably better distortion.

Even so, I'd say a 30 watt amp will probably sound better than a 10 watt amp, though the difference may only be slight. If you're planning on playing gigs (even in a year or so's time) you'd be better off getting a 100+ (though not stupidly higher) amp, as 30 probably won't be able to cut it at higher volumes.

Answer 2

A bigger amp won't change the quality of the sound, it will just play it louder. However, you should hear an improvement in the bass response. Our ears are not very sensitive to low frequencies so the more power you have, the better those will sound.

Answer 3

A bigger guitar amp will sound better for a big party or some big rock concert !
A practise amp will be for hearing music anytime !

Answer 4

inspect a md DS-a million Distortion Pedal. Im no longer familar with Stagg amps, yet i comprehend the DS-a million makes any amp shine. And it quite is affordable. The Rhoads guitar is on the brink of my Alexi-2 hundred. The DS-a million will make it tone pop out sturdy. If that doesn't paintings attempt a clean amp. Roland Cubes are quite affordable and sound quite sturdy. they have equipped in outcomes, so as that would truthfully be a greater suitable course. happy taking part in =]

Answer 5

Sound depends on the quality of the amp not the wattage. Marshals tend to be very very good.

Answer 6

If you are a good player it will sound better, but if you sound bad, it will just sound worse!

Answer 7

it depends on what your using it for.