10 Best Practice Tube Amps 2021

Reviewed by Gareth Otwell | Last Updated: Nov 17, 2020

Vox Pathfinder Combo – ⭐ Best Overall Practice Tube Amp

10 Watts
1-6" Fender Special Design Speaker
One Channel
Controls: Gain, Over-Drive Select Switch, Volume, Treble, Bass
Other Features: 1/4" Instrument Input, 2-Band EQ, 1/8" Auxiliary Input Jack for Jam-Along with Media Player or CD, 1/8" Headphone Output Jack for Silent Practice, Closed-Back Design for Heavier Bass Response

As the title indicates, this guitar amplifier features a 5-watt tube power amplifier and a Celestion brand speaker.
It uses a ECC83/12AX7 preamplification tube and a 6V6GT power tube for the amplifier section, plus a Celestion Super 8 GBA-15 speaker.
The amplifier handles frequencies between 80Hz and 10kHz, with hum and noise -75dB below the rated power and 0.5% total harmonic distortion.
It includes a Low input and a High input, with the former attenuating the signal by approximately 50% and the latter being easier to overdrive.
While tone is always debatable, the increased dynamic range and even-order harmonic distortion of tubes produces the better sound.

Superior guitar tone and flexibility using this 15-Watt, 1x12 Guitar Combo Tube Amplifier with Celestion Speaker & Spring Reverb from Monoprice!
Features a 15-watt tube power amplifier and a Celestion brand speaker. Amplifier Load Range: 8 ~ 16 ohms
Uses three ECC83/12AX7 preamplification tubes and two EL84 power tubes for the amplifier section, plus a Celestion Red Truvox 1215 speaker.
Handles frequencies between 80Hz and 10kHz, with hum and noise -75dB below the rated power and 0.5% total harmonic distortion.
The cabinet is ported in the rear and features a leather handle, cloth speaker grill, and a cream-colored, textured, synthetic leather exterior with chrome corner guards

Hand-built 5-Watt Class-A amplifier driven by 1 x EL84 tube
Revolutionary INFINIUM Tube Life Multiplier technology:
Way cool vintage look and feel
World-famous, British engineered 8'' TURBOSOUND speaker
Authentic preamp design from the '60s featuring 1 x 12AX7 tube—everything from purring blues to mind-blowing crunch