PLAYING AT HOME

The best amplifiers to play at home

Iconic tone, your way at home

From quiet practice to home recording, there's a Marshall amp to suit your space. Compact and versatile options such as the MG10 and CODE25 provide great tone for smaller setups, while other models, like the MG15GR and DSL5 combos, bring added tonal variety and classic style. With features like headphone outputs, built-in effects, Bluetooth connectivity, and power reduction, our range of home-friendly amps deliver iconic sound at manageable volumes. Practice quietly, jam with your favourite tracks, or record with ease; these amps are ready to play whenever inspiration strikes.

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The Marshall MG15FX amplifier used for learning guitar at home

What makes a great practice amp?

Whether you're just starting your guitar journey or are a seasoned player looking for a reliable home setup, a great practice amp can make all the difference. Explore key features like low wattage, headphone outputs, built-in effects, and power reduction to find the perfect amp and experience legendary Marshall tone anytime.

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Soundproofing tips for playing at home

Whether you’re practicing late at night or sharing a thin-walled home, finding ways to reduce noise without breaking the bank is key. From simple solutions like using the right amp to soundproofing hacks like covering walls and floors with rugs and sealing door gaps, discover affordable ways to enjoy legendary tone without disturbing others.

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Tips for recording your guitar at home

Check your gear

Ensure your guitar is in tune and free of unwanted noise or signal issues.

Mic placement

Use a close-positioned cardioid dynamic mic on your amp, experiment with mic placement, and consider adding a condenser room mic for ambience.

Use an audio interface

Connect your mic to an interface, ensuring the signal stays below -10dB to avoid clipping.

Experiment with techniques

Try different pickup settings, chord variations, and playing styles to capture the best performance.

Layer tracks

Double-track and pan your guitar parts for a fuller, wider sound, but remember to keep the performances tight to avoid muddiness.

Clean up the mix

Use a noise gate to reduce unwanted noise, apply EQ to fit the guitar in the mix, and use subtle reverb or delay for depth.

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New to amps?

If you're just starting out, we've got you covered. From choosing your first amp to understanding basic controls, our beginner guides help you start your guitar journey with confidence.

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Recommended amps for playing at home

For Home Sessions

Designed with convenience and versatility in mind, these amps deliver iconic Marshall tone without compromise. Elevate your home practice sessions and enjoy legendary sound quality in the comfort of your own home.

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Marshall's MG10 combo amplifier

MG10 Combo

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Practice makes perfect. Practicing guitar regularly is crucial to improving and mastering your instrument. You'll develop essential skills that are fundamental to playing music fluently, such as finger dexterity, chord changes, and rhythm. Practicing regularly not only improves your skills, but also allows you to express yourself creatively and feel happier. It boosts your confidence and makes you feel good about yourself. So practicing regularly isn't just about the music, it's about feeling good and becoming the best guitarist you can be. Read more

Why do I need to practice? 

Practice makes perfect. Practicing guitar regularly is crucial for improvement and mastery of the instrument. It builds essential skills like finger dexterity, chord transitions, and rhythm, which are fundamental for playing music fluently. As well as improving your skills, regular practice allows you to express yourself creatively and feel happier. It boosts your confidence and makes you feel good about yourself. So, regular practice isn't just about music—it's about feeling great and becoming the best guitarist you can be. 

CODE 

The digital Marshall CODE series offer a range of versatile amplifiers, equipped with a wide array of effects, and presets. With features like Bluetooth connectivity and USB recording capabilities, the CODE amps provide a convenient and intuitive platform for practicing at home. You can explore diverse tones, experiment with different effects, and customise settings to suit your practice preferences. 

Studio 

Inspired by iconic vintage amps, the Studio series brings these legendary tones to your home. The Marshall Studio range comprises compact amplifiers designed for home practice and studio recording. Offering authentic Marshall tone and craftsmanship in a portable package, these amps deliver impressive sound quality and versatility, perfect for practising at home. 

AS50D 

The Marshall AS50D is a versatile acoustic amplifier tailored for acoustic guitarists. Equipped with dual channels, including a dedicated microphone input, as well as built-in effects and reverb, this amp offers you total control over your acoustic sound. Its compact size and lightweight design make it suitable for home practice and small gigs. 

DSL 

The Marshall DSL series combines classic valve amp design with modern features, offering a wide range of tones from pristine cleans to high-gain distortion. With built-in reverb, effects loop, and footswitch compatibility, DSL amps provide flexibility and convenience for home practice sessions. Their responsive and dynamic tube-driven sound inspires creativity and encourages exploration of different musical styles and genres. 

MG Gold 

The Marshall MG series is renowned for its affordability, reliability, and versatility. These solid-state amplifiers deliver a punchy and responsive tone making them ideal for home practice and small gigs. With features like built-in effects, headphone outputs and aux inputs, the MG amps offer convenient options for silent practice with backing tracks or jamming along to your favourite songs. 

Origin 

The Origin series honours the legendary Marshall sound and design ethos through a collection of vintage-inspired, modern valve amplifiers. Combining simplicity with classic design, Origin amps offer a pure sound with responsive dynamics that capture the essence of classic rock and blues tones. Featuring Powerstem, power reduction technology, and studio-friendly attributes like direct recording outputs, the Origin series offers an ideal solution for home practice sessions. 

In conclusion, regular guitar practice is essential for skill development and musical expression. Marshall amplifiers, including the CODE, Studio range, AS50D, DSL, MG, and Origin amps, provide exceptional tools for practicing at home, offering versatile tones, convenient features, and unmatched sound quality. Whether you're a beginner refining your technique or an experienced guitarist seeking creative inspiration, Marshall amplifiers empower you to unleash your musical potential and enjoy the journey of guitar playing