Amplifiers

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Boost your sound and bring your music to life with our range of high-performance audio gear. Whether you are a musician looking for a practice amp or a movie fan setting up a home cinema, finding cheap amplifiers that deliver clear sound and power is key. Our collection features a variety of models designed to suit different setups, from compact units for small rooms to more powerful options for larger spaces. When you are shopping, think about the wattage, the number of input channels, and how it will connect to your current speakers. At Factory Buys, we provide cheap amplifiers that offer a crisp audio experience without the high price tag. Many customers choose our gear to upgrade their home gadgets and electronics because of our great value for money and the quick delivery service that gets orders to your door fast.

Choosing an Affordable Amplifier for Your Home

Picking the right sound booster starts with understanding what you want to connect. If you are setting up a private movie room, you will want a unit that can handle high-definition sound and pair well with projectors for a full cinema feel. For those who still love physical media, an affordable amp is the perfect partner for your dvd players to make every film sound professional. Many Australians find that our budget-friendly audio gear is easy to set up, making it a simple home improvement project that the whole family can enjoy.

Power and Connection Tips

To get the best performance from your gear, you need to make sure your power source is stable. Using the right power supply helps prevent unwanted hum or noise in your audio lines. If you are mounting your setup on the wall to save space, look at our tv wall mounts to keep everything looking neat and tidy. For mobile setups, such as in a van or boat, an economical amp can be powered by battery power supplies to keep the music playing even when you are off the grid. Choosing low-cost but reliable power parts ensures your audio equipment stays safe and works well for years.

Audio Gear for the Road and Outdoors

Good sound is not just for the living room. If you are heading out for a trip, an affordable sound system can make your caravan accessories feel much more like home. Many car owners look for cheap ways to upgrade their factory sound, often pairing a new amp with other automotive upgrades for a better driving experience. Even for those into hobbies like boating, having a small, value-driven amp means you can enjoy your favourite tunes while out on the water. By shopping our outlet prices, you can build a high-quality sound system on a modest budget.

  • Output Power: Match the wattage to your speakers to avoid distortion.

  • Connectivity: Look for Bluetooth, RCA, or optical inputs for easy use.

  • Size: Choose from slim desktop models to full-sized rack units.

  • Durability: Our gear is built to last and handle daily use.

Why Shop at Factory Buys

Factory Buys is 100% Australian owned and operated, and we are proud to offer factory-direct savings to all our customers. We cut out the middleman so we can provide the most affordable prices on the market today.

  • Fast Australia-Wide Shipping: We offer a quick delivery service to ensure your cheap amplifiers arrive at your home without a long wait.

  • Proven Quality: Reviewers consistently praise our products for being great value and very easy to assemble.

  • Top Customer Service: Our team is responsive and always ready to help with any questions about your audio setup.

  • Flexible Payments: Use Afterpay, Zip, or Laybuy to get your gear now and pay for it over time.

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What Is an Amplifier?

Amplifiers for sale are plentiful online, which shows just how in demand they are. These electronic devices, also colloquially known as amps, increase the magnitude of a signal applied to their input. The signal could come from a bunch of things — including a musical instrument or a mic.


As they make sounds louder and better, they are essential if you’re in the music or audio industry. They have a variety of applications, from casual home audio systems to live events and performances. 

What Are the Key Features to Consider When Buying an Amplifier?

If you want a cheap amplifier that won’t disappoint, you have to inspect its features carefully. These include the following:

  • Power output. Measured in watts (W), this determines how loud your sound can play. The optimal power output will depend on how and where you’ll use the amplifier. For instance, 20W amplifiers are already suitable for practice electric guitar sessions in medium-sized rooms.

  • Signal-to-noise ratio (SNR). The higher this figure, the clearer or less noisy the music your amplifier will produce. 

  • Total harmonic distortion + noise (THD+N).  The lower this number, the closer or less distorted the sound will be to the original input. 

  • Crosstalk. This feature refers to an amplifier’s capacity to keep left and right audio channels separate. An amp with a higher negative dB indicates better separation. It allows you to better identify if a sound (for example, a guitar sound) comes from the left or right side of the room. In essence, it creates a more immersive sound experience. 

  • Inputs. Your amplifier should be able to cater to your devices. A dual-input amplifier allows you to connect two different audio sources simultaneously.

  • Tone controls. These controls let you “shape” the sound output to your liking. Usually, amps have controls for bass, middle or midrange, treble, and gain. 

How Do I Choose the Right Amplifier for My Setup or Instrument?

When shopping for amplifiers online, consider the size and acoustics of the venue where the amplifier will be used. Larger venues require more power than studio setups that have acoustic foams.


Also, note that different instruments may require different types of amplifiers to reproduce their sound best. An electric guitar benefits from a quality yet cheap guitar amp to enhance its tone. 

Are There Specific Amplifiers Designed for Guitars, Bass Guitars, Keyboards, or Other Instruments?

Yes, there are different types of amps tailored for specific instruments. Guitar amps usually have controls for tone shaping. Bass amps, on the other hand, boast robust power outputs to reproduce bass tones accurately. Meanwhile, keyboard amps often have multiple channels and full-range speakers to handle various sounds produced by keyboards.

When buying a cheap amplifier, remember that it all really comes down to intended use.