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Sire Larry Carlton G5N Classical Acoustic-Electric Guitar
Sweet, smooth nylon-string sounds worthy of the Larry Carlton name! Sire's mahogany-and-cedar acoustic-electric includes a Vidix-N preamp with 3-band EQ.
$599.00
- 12 x$49.92
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Sire Larry Carlton G5A Classical Acoustic-Electric Guitar
The Sire Larry Carlton G5A gives you all the tone from a nylon-string guitar without any of the hassle thanks to its Vidix-N Preamp and under-saddle pickup.
$599.00
- 12 x$49.92
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Ortega RCE145 Classical Acoustic-Electric Guitar (with Gig Bag)
This thinline classical guitar has a shallow body so it's more comfortable to play, as well as improving the sound while the guitar is plugged in.
$449.99
- 8 x$56.25
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Ortega RCE141 Classical Acoustic-Electric Guitar (with Gig Bag)
Dressed up in black, the Ortega RCE141 features a solid spruce top, mahogany back and sides, and traditional Spanish fan bracing.
$449.99
- 8 x$56.25
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Ortega RCE138T4L Classical Acoustic-Electric Guitar, Left-Handed (with Gig Bag)
Are you a southpaw looking for a classical guitar? This left-handed nylon-string guitar features a cutaway, onboard electronics, and a comfy thinline body.
$599.99
- 12 x$50.00
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Ortega RCE138T4 Classical Acoustic-Electric Guitar (with Gig Bag)
Plug it in or play it acoustically! A modern twist on a classical guitar, the Ortega RCE138T4 features a solid spruce top with mahogany back and sides.
$649.99
- 12 x$54.17
- No Credit Check6 x$108.33
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Yamaha CGX122MC Cedar Top Classical Acoustic-Electric Guitar
Elevate your classical experience! The Yamaha CGX122MC features a solid cedar top, built-in tuner, and on-board electronics so it's easy to play at any gig.
$429.99
- 8 x$53.75
- No Credit Check6 x$71.66
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Taylor Jason Mraz Signature Model Grand Concert Classical Acoustic-Electric Guitar (with Case)
Project a rich, full nylon-string sound with the Jason Mraz Signature Grand Concert, a classical acoustic with deep bass resonance and a warm midrange.
$3,499.00
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Taylor 814ce-N Grand Auditorium Classical Nylon Acoustic-Electric Guitar (with Case)
Part of Taylor's flagship 800 line, the 814ce-N classical is a nylon-string guitar built with all the quality and craftsmanship that made Taylor famous.
$3,999.00
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Taylor 812ce-N Grand Concert Classical Acoustic-Electric Guitar
Featuring solid rosewood back and sides married with a solid Sitka spruce top, Taylor's 812ce-N classical acoustic-electric produces warm and inviting tone.
$3,999.00
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For a convenient, all-in-one solution, a combo amp is a wise choice. These standalone units give you every component needed for the full amplifier experience, with a preamp, power amp and speaker (or multiple speakers) all housed within the same enclosure. Having everything in one place makes setting up and tearing down a breeze, which is why many gigging guitarists turn to this popular platform. Generally, combo amps are smaller in size and lower in volume than other amplifier styles, making them a great choice for the studio and smaller venues. Fender and Vox are among the most popular manufacturers of top-quality combo amps.
If you want something that packs a bit more punch and versatility than a combo amp, you may want to consider stacking up an amplifier head with a speaker cabinet. The head and cab are essentially the components of a combo amp broken out into two units. Your amplifier head houses just the preamp and power amp section, and needs to be plugged into an external speaker cabinet. Speaker cabinets come in many configurations, but the most popular choices for guitarists are 4x12", 2x12" and 1x12". Different combinations of amplifier heads and speaker cabinets can produce wildly different tones -- and that versatility is why many guitarists prefer stacks over combo amps. Marshall and Orange are popular amp head and speaker cabinet manufacturers, known for their iconic half stack and full stack rigs.
The components inside your amplifier head or combo can greatly affect your overall tone. If you're seeking a warm, rich, vintage sound, a tube amp is the way to go. Vaccum tubes help to power the preamp and power amp sections of tube amps, giving off a natural overdrive often referred to as "tube breakup." While tube amps provide a very desirable tone, they also require a fair amount of upkeep, as tubes can be fragile and need to be periodically replaced. On the other side of the spectrum, a solid-state amplifier can be a great choice for guitarists looking for a crisp, clear sound and rugged reliability. With fewer fragile parts and a semiconductor circuit rather than vaccum tubes, solid-state amps rarely require maintenance and are generally more affordable than tube amps.