Amplifier Stands & Cabinets
Up on the furniture where you can reach it, or behind glass where you can see it
Two ways to live with an amplifier: up on the furniture where you can reach it, or behind glass where you can see it. Both get it up off the floor, and both give your pedals somewhere better to be than a rug.
The amplifier sits on top
A side table built to hold your amplifier at playing height, with the pedals living behind the doors underneath. The deck takes most combo amplifiers; two roll-out shelves below hold your effects chain wired and ready, and a drawer swallows the cables, picks and tuners.
24 in H x 29 3/4 in W x 18 in D, with a 28 1/4 in x 17 1/4 in deck. From $2,500.
The amplifier goes inside
Your amplifier is worth looking at, and this puts it behind glass on a roll-out shelf — lit from inside, out of the dust and the daylight, and about thirty seconds from ready. Open the door, pull it forward, play. Nothing unplugged, nothing hauled out of a closet.
Standard interior fits an amplifier 18 in tall x 20 in wide x 10 in deep. From $2,500.
You want the amplifier out in the open where you can reach the controls without opening anything, you play often enough that a door would irritate you, and you want your pedal chain permanently set up and out of sight until you need it.
You want it displayed and protected at the same time — behind glass, lit from inside, safe from dust, sunlight and whatever else the room throws at it. The same idea as our humidors, sized for an amplifier.
The Amp Cabinet's standard interior takes an amplifier up to 18 in tall, 20 in wide and 10 in deep. The Amp Stand's deck is 28 1/4 in x 17 1/4 in, which suits most combo amplifiers sitting on top. If yours is larger or an odd shape, we build to order — send dimensions and we'll quote it.
The Amp Stand has two roll-out shelves: 4 in of clearance above the upper shelf and face frame, and 5 1/2 in between the lower and upper shelves. That covers the overwhelming majority of pedals, including the tall ones.
Some species take stain beautifully; others are better with a natural clear coat. Tell us the wood you're drawn to and we'll say which finish suits it. Staining adds $75. For a species you don't see listed, ask — our supplier network can usually source it.
Both are built to order in small artisan batches, and we'll confirm your timeline when the order comes in. Shipping is free within the continental United States.
Send us the make, model and dimensions and we'll tell you which piece fits — or quote one built around it.