. An electric guitar isn't much good without an amp, which can be one of the hidden costs of the electric guitar purchase. Playing an expensive Gibson through a crappy practice amp doesn't make a whole lot of sense. Save enough room in your budget for a good quality amplifier to make that guitar you gave so much thought to sound great, as well.  Consider your needs and buy an amp with enough output for your purposes. Also check out the customizable features on each amp, including reverb, tremolo, and other effects which can be fun to play around with. Solid-state amplifiers are the most inexpensive amps, based on semiconductor circuit models. For the beginner, these are usually fine purchases. More experienced guitar players usually favor more up-scale tube amplifiers, which feature vacuum tubes which need to be warmed up before putting a current through them. Combo amps feature an amp "head" placed on top of a larger speaker. The Marshall stack is an iconic combo amp. These are usually used for performance and for putting out large amounts of sound. Unless you're planning on gigging in the near future, a combo amp is probably overkill. It'd be a shame to get home from the guitar place with a guitar and an amp and nothing to connect the two. Guitar cables are usually between five and ten bucks a pop, featuring quarter-inch jacks on both sides. Make sure you're getting the right kind of cable at the guitar place. Any good store should make sure you walk out with everything you need, but it's good to be sure. Picks, a guitar strap, and an electronic tuner are all essential electric guitar components. It's difficult to tune an electric guitar to anything, and most electronic tuners will allow you to plug straight into the unit with your quarter-inch cable, making it super-easy to adjust your sound and make sure your instrument is in tune. These can be as cheap as 10 dollars or so. The world of guitar pedals is vast and semi-complicate. Though there's probably nothing more fun than stomping on a distortion pedal...

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