Best Amp-Included Guitars in 2026: 15 Picks Compared on Specs
The top pick among amp-included guitars is the Yamaha GigMaker EG, because its listing names an amplifier, gig bag, tuner, cable, strap and picks, covering the essentials a new electric player needs. The guide compares the stated specs of the 37 amp-included guitars and kits in the catalogue, using only published listing details.
15 picks from 140 guitars that match this guide with a price we can quote today. Prices below are live, each shown with the time it was read.
Quick list
Which one is right for you?
- For a first electric guitar: The Yamaha GigMaker EG includes an amplifier, gig bag, tuner, cable, strap and picks, so it covers most of what a new electric player needs in one bundle. It is a strong place to start if you want a named kit with the essentials listed in the title. See pick 1
- For a young player: The Squier Mini Stratocaster is specified as 3/4 or 7/8 size and includes an amp, cable and bundle accessories. Young players get a shorter-scale guitar that is easier to handle than a full-size instrument. See pick 12
- For acoustic players who also want an amp: The Martin 000 Junior Sapele travel acoustic bundle adds a Positive Grid amp to a travel-friendly acoustic guitar. Choose it if you want an acoustic you can take on the road and a bundled amp for amplified play. See pick 4
- For left-handed beginners: The Donner DST-80 left-handed kit is a full-size, beginner-labeled electric guitar with an amp. It gives left-handed players a purpose-built option instead of trying to flip a right-handed guitar. See pick 13
All 15 picks in detail
1 Best overall
Yamaha GigMaker EG Electric Guitar Pack with Amplifier
- Type
- Electric
- Kit or bundle
- Yes
- Amp included
- Yes
The GigMaker EG is the most complete electric starter kit in this list: the listing names an amplifier, gig bag, tuner, cable, strap and picks, so you are unlikely to need extra accessories before your first session. It is an electric guitar kit from an established maker, and that makes it the safest default for a first electric guitar.
Pros
- Listing names amplifier, gig bag, tuner, cable, strap and picks
- Electric kit type is specified, so the amp is paired with the right instrument
- YAMAHA brand in the listing
Cons
- The listing does not state guitar scale length or body wood
- The amp model and wattage are not named in the listing
- No kids' or travel sizing is specified
Good fit if
- First-time electric guitar players who want the full set of accessories
- Players who prefer a complete kit from a major brand
Skip if
- Anyone who wants a bass guitar instead of a six-string electric
- Players who need a short-scale or kids-sized instrument
Verdict: The Yamaha GigMaker EG is our top recommendation because the listing names every essential a new electric player needs.
2 Best Stratocaster-style starter pack
Squier Sonic Stratocaster Electric Guitar Pack
- Type
- Electric
- Kit or bundle
- Yes
- Amp included
- Yes
$369.99 (as of 10/26/2026 02:23 PDT - Details)
The Squier Sonic Stratocaster Pack pairs a Stratocaster-style electric with a Frontman 10G amp, gig bag and accessories, so it fits players who want the classic Stratocaster layout in an amp-included kit. It also gives you a Squier-branded instrument and a named amp model in the same package.
Pros
- Stratocaster-style electric guitar with maple fingerboard named in the listing
- Includes a gig bag, 10G amplifier and accessories
- Electric kit type specified
- Squier brand in the product name
Cons
- The listing does not state scale length or guitar body size
- Amp wattage is not spelled out beyond the 10G model name
- No acoustic or bass option in this pack
Good fit if
- Players who want the Stratocaster layout in a complete starter kit
- Electric beginners who like a named practice amp and a gig bag
Skip if
- Left-handed players who need a dedicated layout
- Guitarists who want an acoustic or bass instrument
Verdict: The Squier Sonic Stratocaster Pack is a straightforward Stratocaster-style starter that covers the electric essentials.
3 Best hollow-body electric kit
Ibanez AS53 AS Artcore Hollow Body Electric Guitar
- Type
- Electric
- Kit or bundle
- Yes
- Amp included
- Yes
$469.99 (as of 10/26/2026 00:30 PDT - Details)
The AS53 is the only hollow-body electric guitar in this selection, so it stands apart from the solid-body starter kits and acoustic bundles. The listing bundles it with an amplifier, gig bag and tuner, which makes it an amp-included choice for players who want a hollow-body electric rather than a basic solid-body.
Pros
- Hollow-body electric guitar type specified in the listing
- Included amplifier, gig bag and tuner are named
- Ibanez AS Artcore series model in the title
Cons
- The listing does not state guitar scale length
- The amp model and wattage are not named
- No acoustic-electric or bass option in this bundle
Good fit if
- Electric players who want a hollow-body guitar with a bundled amp
- Intermediate beginners looking beyond solid-body starter kits
Skip if
- Players who want the simplest solid-body starter pack
- Acoustic players who do not need an electric guitar
Verdict: The Ibanez AS53 is the hollow-body pick for players who want a different electric voice without buying the amp separately.
4 Best travel acoustic with amp
Martin 000 Junior Sapele Travel Acoustic Guitar & Positive Grid Amp
- Type
- Acoustic
- Kit or bundle
- Yes
- Amp included
- Yes
- Travel or mini
- Yes
$999.99 (as of 10/26/2026 01:04 PDT - Details)
This Martin bundle pairs the 000 Junior Sapele acoustic guitar with a Positive Grid amp, and the listing is flagged as travel. It is the only acoustic-and-amp bundle in this selection that is explicitly marked for travel, so it suits players who want a travel-oriented acoustic and an amp in one box.
Pros
- Acoustic guitar type with kit and travel flags in the specs
- Includes a Positive Grid amp named in the listing
- Martin 000 Junior model from an established acoustic maker
Cons
- The listing does not state guitar scale length or body dimensions
- The amp is named as Positive Grid, but wattage is not given
- No bass or electric option in this bundle
Good fit if
- Acoustic players who want an amp bundled with a travel-capable guitar
- Players who like a Martin acoustic with a digital amp in one purchase
Skip if
- Electric guitar beginners who need a solid-body kit
- Players who prefer a larger full-size acoustic body
Verdict: The Martin 000 Junior Sapele travel bundle is the acoustic-and-amp pick if you want a travel-flagged guitar with a Positive Grid amp.
5 Best built-in headphone amp
Traveler Guitar Escape Mark III Mahogany Acoustic Guitar
- Type
- Acoustic
- Amp included
- Yes
- Travel or mini
- Yes
$499.99 (as of 10/26/2026 02:38 PDT - Details)
The Traveler Guitar Escape Mark III has a built-in headphone amp, so it does not require a separate amplifier in the bundle. It is listed as an acoustic guitar with travel use, and the product name gives a full 25.5-inch scale. For a player who needs a quiet, portable practice instrument, it solves the amp problem differently from every other pick here.
Pros
- Built-in headphone amp, so no separate amp is needed
- Acoustic guitar flagged for travel use
- Full 25.5-inch scale mentioned in the product name
- Mahogany model listed by Traveler Guitar
Cons
- Not a kit: the listing does not mention a gig bag, tuner, cable or picks
- Acoustic-only format, so it cannot replace an electric guitar kit
- The headphone amp has no stated wattage or speaker output
Good fit if
- Frequent travelers who want a quiet practice guitar
- Players who want a portable acoustic with headphones instead of a speaker
Skip if
- Beginners who expect a full kit with strap, cable and picks
- Electric players who want a traditional practice amp
Verdict: The Traveler Guitar is the choice when you want an amp built into the instrument and a travel-friendly acoustic format.
6 Best bass bundle with Rumble amp
Fender Squier Affinity Precision Bass PJ
- Type
- Bass
- Kit or bundle
- Yes
- Amp included
- Yes
$449.99 (as of 10/25/2026 23:53 PDT - Details)
This Affinity Precision Bass PJ is the only pick in the list that combines a bass guitar with a named Rumble 15 amplifier. Because it is a bass kit, it is better matched to bass players than the electric guitar kits elsewhere on the page. The PJ pickup designation also gives a specific pickup layout that the beginner bass pack below does not mention.
Pros
- Bass-specific kit with Rumble 15 amplifier named in the listing
- PJ pickup designation in the product name
- Includes instrument cable and gig bag
- Affinity series from the Fender Squier brand
Cons
- The listing does not state scale length or body wood
- No tuner or picks named in the listing
- Bass format is not right for six-string guitar lessons
Good fit if
- Bass beginners who want a dedicated bass amp in the bundle
- Players who want a PJ-style bass with a named Rumble amp
Skip if
- Six-string electric guitar players looking for a guitar kit
- Players who want a smaller kids-sized bass
Verdict: The Affinity Precision Bass PJ is the best bass-and-amp pick for players who want a named Rumble amp and the PJ pickup layout.
7 Best beginner bass
Fender Squier Debut Series Beginner Precision Bass Guitar Kit w/Amp
- Type
- Bass
- Kit or bundle
- Yes
- Amp included
- Yes
- For beginners
- Yes
$299.99 (as of 10/25/2026 23:53 PDT - Details)
The Squier Debut Series Precision Bass is labeled as a beginner bass kit and includes an amp, which makes it the most direct bass option for someone starting from zero. It is a Precision Bass-style model rather than a guitar, so it fills the bass role alongside the more advanced PJ bass above.
Pros
- Beginner-labeled bass kit with amp included
- Precision Bass-style model name in the listing
- Squier Debut Series name signals an entry-level line
Cons
- The amp model and wattage are not stated in the listing
- No pickup layout is named beyond the model title
- The listing does not state guitar scale length or body wood
Good fit if
- New bass players who want a beginner-labeled kit
- Parents buying a first bass for a student
Skip if
- Electric guitar players who do not want a bass
- Bassists who want a named amp model like the Rumble series
Verdict: The Debut Precision Bass is the beginner bass pick because the listing labels it as a starter kit and includes the amp.
8 Best beginner HSS with coil split
Donner DST-152S Beginner Electric Guitar Kit with Amp
- Type
- Electric
- Kit or bundle
- Yes
- Amp included
- Yes
- For beginners
- Yes
$199.99 (as of 10/25/2026 23:37 PDT - Details)
The Donner DST-152S is the beginner kit here that names an HSS pickup layout with coil-split switching, which gives a new player more pickup options than a basic SSS kit. It includes an amp with the kit, while the left-handed Donner pick elsewhere on the page covers the opposite orientation.
Pros
- HSS pickup layout with coil split named in the listing
- Beginner-labeled electric guitar kit with amp
- Donner kit format, so the amp is part of the bundle
Cons
- The listing does not state guitar scale or body size
- The amp model and wattage are not named
- No gig bag, tuner or strap mentioned in the listing title
Good fit if
- Beginners who want humbucker and single-coil options in one guitar
- Electric players who want a coil-split switch early on
Skip if
- Players who want a pure single-coil Stratocaster-style guitar
- Left-handed players who need a mirrored layout
Verdict: The DST-152S is the beginner HSS pick if coil-split versatility matters to you.
9 Best acoustic-electric starter
Pyle Cutaway Acoustic Electric Guitar and Amp Kit
- Type
- Acoustic-electric
- Size
- Full size
- Kit or bundle
- Yes
- Amp included
- Yes
- For beginners
- Yes
$166.99 (as of 10/26/2026 01:47 PDT - Details)
The Pyle cutaway is a 4/4 full-size acoustic-electric guitar with a spruce wood body and a 10W amplifier in the kit, so it covers both unplugged acoustic playing and amplified practice. It fits players who want one instrument for both unplugged and amplified practice.
Pros
- 4/4 full-size acoustic-electric guitar specified in the listing
- Spruce wood body named in the listing
- 10W amplifier included in the kit
- Gig bag and strap named in the listing title
Cons
- The listing does not state the exact body shape, such as dreadnought or concert
- The pickup or preamp controls are not described
- Acoustic-electric format may not suit players who want a solid-body electric
Good fit if
- Acoustic players who want an amp for occasional amplified practice
- Beginners who want a full-size acoustic-electric kit
Skip if
- Players who want a traditional solid-body electric guitar
- Kids who need a 30-inch or 3/4-size instrument
Verdict: The Pyle cutaway is the acoustic-electric starter pick for players who want a full-size spruce guitar and a 10W amp in one kit.
10 Best quiet practice kit
Best Choice Products Beginner HSS Electric Guitar Kit w/Headphone Amp
- Type
- Electric
- Kit or bundle
- Yes
- Amp included
- Yes
- For beginners
- Yes
$99.99 (as of 10/25/2026 22:59 PDT - Details)
The Best Choice Products beginner kit is built around a headphone amp and includes headphones and a padded gig bag, which makes it the quiet-practice pick among the electric starters. It has an HSS pickup layout in the listing and a beginner label, so new players can practice without a speaker filling the room.
Pros
- Headphone amp and headphones named in the listing
- HSS pickup layout specified
- Padded gig bag and guitar strap included
- Beginner-labeled electric kit
Cons
- The listing does not state guitar scale or body size
- The headphone amp model and output are not named
- No tuner or picks listed in the product name
Good fit if
- Apartment dwellers and night-time practice
- New players who want silent practice with headphones
Skip if
- Players who want a traditional speaker amp
- Anyone who expects a full-size spec confirmation in the listing
Verdict: The Best Choice HSS kit is the quiet-practice option because it pairs a headphone amp and headphones with a beginner electric guitar.
11 Best full-size solid-top beginner kit
LyxPro CS 39” Electric Guitar Kit for Beginner
- Type
- Electric
- Size
- Full size
- Kit or bundle
- Yes
- Amp included
- Yes
- Solid top
- Yes
- For beginners
- Yes
$109.99 (as of 10/26/2026 01:02 PDT - Details)
The LyxPro CS 39 is specified as full size and solid top, which gives it a clearer physical description than several starter kits in this list. It is listed for beginner, intermediate and pro players, so it is not limited to the youngest audience. The bundle includes the guitar, amp cable and six picks, and the listing adds a learner's guide.
Pros
- Full-size size flag in the specs
- Solid-top construction flag in the specs
- Beginner-labeled and aimed at intermediate and pro players too
- Includes amp cable, six picks and a learner's guide
Cons
- The listing does not name the amplifier model or wattage
- No gig bag, tuner or strap are mentioned in the listing title
- The body wood is not stated by the seller
Good fit if
- Players who want a full-size beginner guitar with solid-top construction
- Teens and adults who want a kit with a learner's guide
Skip if
- Small children who need a 30-inch or 3/4-size guitar
- Players who want a gig bag and tuner in the same bundle
Verdict: The LyxPro CS 39 is the full-size solid-top starter pick because its specs are more detailed than many competing kits.
12 Best kids' 3/4-size guitar
Fender Squier 3/4-Size Kids Mini Strat Electric Guitar
- Type
- Electric
- Size
- 3/4 or 7/8 size
- Kit or bundle
- Yes
- Amp included
- Yes
- Travel or mini
- Yes
- For kids
- Yes
$299.99 (as of 10/25/2026 23:53 PDT - Details)
The Squier Mini Stratocaster is the only pick here specified as 3/4 or 7/8 size, and it is also flagged for kids and travel. The bundle includes an amplifier, cable and extra accessories, so a young player can start with an instrument sized for them. It comes from the Squier brand, which is often the first stop for a family looking for a scaled-down electric guitar.
Pros
- 3/4 or 7/8 size specified in the specs
- Kids and travel use cases are flagged in the listing specs
- Includes an amplifier and instrument cable in the bundle
- Squier brand in the product name
Cons
- The listing does not state the amp model or wattage
- No scale length is given beyond the 3/4 or 7/8 size flag
- Not meant for full-size adult players
Good fit if
- Children who need a shorter-scale guitar
- Families who want an amp-included kit sized for travel
Skip if
- Adult beginners who should choose a full-size instrument
- Bass players who want a starter bass instead
Verdict: The Squier 3/4-size Mini Strat is the best kids' amp-included guitar because the specs clearly mark it for young and travel use.
13 Best left-handed kit
DONNER DST-80 Left-Handed Electric Guitar 39” Beginner Electric Guitar
- Type
- Electric
- Size
- Full size
- Left-handed
- Yes
- Kit or bundle
- Yes
- Amp included
- Yes
- For beginners
- Yes
The Donner DST-80 left-handed kit is a full-size, beginner-labeled electric guitar with an amp, and it is the left-handed pick in this list. It is built as a mirror-image instrument rather than a flipped right-handed guitar, which matters for new left-handed players. The listing also marks it as a kit, so the amp is part of the package.
Pros
- Left-handed layout flag in the specs
- Full-size and beginner-labeled in the listing
- Kit format with amp included
- SSS pickup configuration named in the product title
Cons
- The listing does not name the amplifier model or wattage
- No gig bag, tuner or strap are mentioned in the product name
- Left-handed layout is not suitable for right-handed players
Good fit if
- Left-handed beginners who want a full-size electric kit
- Left-handed players who want an SSS pickup layout with amp
Skip if
- Right-handed players looking for a standard layout
- Players who need a short-scale or kids-sized guitar
Verdict: The DST-80 left-handed kit is the dedicated left-handed amp-included choice because the specs flag the layout, size and beginner status.
14 Best wearable Bluetooth amp kit
Pyle Electric Guitar and Amp Kit
- Type
- Electric
- Size
- Full size
- Kit or bundle
- Yes
- Amp included
- Yes
- For beginners
- Yes
$139.99 (as of 10/26/2026 01:47 PDT - Details)
This Pyle kit is the only pick that lists a wearable Bluetooth amplifier, so it suits players who want to move with their amp rather than leave it on a table. It is a full-size 39-inch electric kit with a cable and a beginner label. If you prefer a standard practice amp on the floor, the other electric kits above are more traditional.
Pros
- Wearable Bluetooth amplifier named in the listing
- Full-size 39-inch electric guitar specified
- Complete starter kit label and beginner flag in the specs
- Includes a 1/4-inch cable
Cons
- The listing does not mention a gig bag, tuner, strap or picks
- The Bluetooth amp output and battery life are not stated
- Wearable amp format may not suit players who want a stationary practice amp
Good fit if
- Players who want a portable, wearable amp for practice
- Electric beginners who want a full-size kit with a cable
Skip if
- Players who want a traditional practice amp with a speaker cabinet
- Anyone who expects a gig bag and tuner in the same bundle
Verdict: The Pyle wearable-amp kit is the most portable amp-included electric option in this selection.
15 Best full-size acoustic-electric with accessories
Donner Acoustic Electric Guitar Full Size Kit for Beginner Intermediate
- Type
- Acoustic-electric
- Size
- Full size
- Kit or bundle
- Yes
- Amp included
- Yes
- For beginners
- Yes
$169.99 (as of 10/25/2026 23:37 PDT - Details)
The Donner full-size acoustic-electric kit includes an amplifier, capo, pick, tuner, strings and strap, so it is the accessory-heavy alternative to the Pyle cutaway acoustic-electric pick. It is listed for beginners and intermediate players, and the full-size flag makes it clear that this is not a kids' instrument.
Pros
- Full-size acoustic-electric guitar specified
- Includes amplifier, capo, pick, tuner, strings and strap in the listing
- Beginner and intermediate audience in the product name
- Acoustic-electric format lets you play unplugged or through the amp
Cons
- The listing does not state the body wood or exact body shape
- The amp model and wattage are not named
- Not a solid-body electric kit for players who want distortion
Good fit if
- Acoustic-electric beginners who want a full-size kit with accessories
- Players who want both unplugged acoustic sound and amplified practice
Skip if
- Solid-body electric players who want a Strat-style kit
- Travelers who need a compact 3/4-size guitar
Verdict: The Donner full-size acoustic-electric kit is the accessory-rich acoustic-electric pick in this list.
Specs compared
How we chose these
The pool file contained 37 guitars and kits that matched the amp-included filter. We kept 15 picks that cover the main ways people buy a guitar with an amp: electric starter kits, bass packs, acoustic-electric kits, acoustic bundles, kids' and travel models, left-handed layouts, headphone-amp options and a wearable Bluetooth amp. We shortlisted on published, checkable specs such as body type, scale or size, kit contents, and the amp or amplifier model named by the seller. Where a spec is missing from the listing, we say not stated by the seller instead of guessing. Prices on this page are read live from the store listing and may change; the byline and buttons reflect the current listing. These picks are based on published specifications and seller listings, not on a personal evaluation by the site.
What to look for
Start with the guitar type
The best place to begin is the type of guitar you actually want to play. Electric guitars need an amplifier to be heard, which is why most amp-included listings are electric kits. Acoustic-electric guitars are acoustics with a pickup, and several kits in this list pair them with a practice amp. Acoustic guitars do not need an amp to be heard, but you can still buy an acoustic with a bundled amp or one with a built-in headphone amp if you want electric-style flexibility.
Bass guitars need bass-specific amplification for the best response, and the bass bundles in this list include their own amplifier. If you only want an unplugged acoustic tone, an amp-included acoustic bundle may be more than you need.
Read the amp, not just the guitar
The amp is often the difference between a good starter kit and a frustrating one. A few listings name the amp model or output directly, such as the Frontman 10G, Rumble 15, 10W amplifier, 5W amplifier or 20W amplifier. For bedroom practice, the 5W to 20W range shown in this catalogue is common. For silent practice, look for a headphone amp or a kit with headphones. The National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders notes that long or repeated exposure to sounds at 85 dBA or louder can cause hearing loss, so keep the volume at a comfortable level and use headphones when practicing quietly.
Match size to the player
Full-size guitars appear in many of the kits above. For younger or smaller players, the catalogue includes 30-inch kids' guitars and a 3/4 or 7/8-size Squier Mini Stratocaster. A shorter scale makes the frets closer together and the body easier to hold, which can help a child build confidence. Left-handed players have options too: the Donner DST-80 left-handed kit is full size and beginner-labeled, and the catalogue also contains left-handed Squier and Pyle kits.
Check what the kit actually includes
Amp-included kits vary in what else is in the box. The Yamaha GigMaker EG names an amplifier, gig bag, tuner, cable, strap and picks. The Squier Sonic Stratocaster Pack includes a gig bag, 10G amp and accessories. The Pyle wearable-amp kit names a cable but no gig bag or tuner. Before buying, look for the seller's list of included accessories, because a missing strap, cable or tuner changes what you need to buy separately.
Body styles and tonewoods for acoustic picks
Martin's guitar guide describes how body shape affects volume and tone: dreadnoughts are loud with strong bass, auditorium and orchestra bodies balance treble and bass, and smaller concert and parlor bodies produce softer, clearer sounds. For the acoustic-electric kits here, the Pyle cutaway is listed as a 4/4 full-size spruce-top guitar. The wood guide also notes that the top matters most to an acoustic guitar's response, while back and side woods shape resonance and sustain. If you are choosing an acoustic-electric, consider whether you want a full-size body or a travel-flagged acoustic and amp bundle.
Know what the seller does not state
Several listings leave out details that players often ask about, such as scale length, body wood, amp output or exact included accessories. When a spec is missing, we mark it as not stated by the seller rather than inferring it from the model name. That is why you will see cons such as seller does not state the amp wattage or no gig bag named in the listing in the picks below. Use the live listing to confirm the current package before you buy.
Questions
What does amp included mean in these listings?
It means the guitar is sold in a bundle that includes an amplifier, usually a small practice amp for electric instruments. Some bundles call the amplifier by name, such as the Frontman 10G, Rumble 15, or 20W amp, while others just say amp. A few picks take a different approach: the Traveler Guitar has a built-in headphone amp, and the Best Choice kit includes a headphone amp and headphones for quiet practice.
What amp size is enough for a beginner?
For home practice, the 5W to 20W amps named in this catalogue are a common starting range. A 5W amp is compact and fine for quiet rooms, while a 10W or 20W amp is louder when you need it. The NIDCD warns that long or repeated exposure to sounds at 85 dBA or louder can damage hearing, so start at a low volume and only turn up when the room allows. If you practice at night or in an apartment, a headphone amp or headphones make more sense.
Can a beginner use a bass bundle included in this list?
Yes. The bass packs are full kits with an amp and the basics for starting on bass. The Fender Squier Debut Precision Bass is labeled as a beginner model and includes an amp. The Fender Squier Affinity Precision Bass PJ pairs a PJ bass with a Rumble 15 amp, a gig bag and a cable. If you want to learn bass rather than guitar, choose one of these instead of an electric guitar kit.
Are 30-inch and 3/4-size guitars the same as full size?
No. Full-size guitars are built for adults, while a 30-inch kids guitar or a 3/4-size guitar has a shorter neck and smaller body. The Squier Mini Strat in this list is specified as 3/4 or 7/8 size and is also flagged for travel use. Shorter scale length makes frets closer together, which can be easier for children. An adult with very small hands may also prefer a shorter scale, but most adult players should start with a full-size instrument.
Can an acoustic-electric guitar plug into the same amp as an electric guitar?
Yes, an acoustic-electric guitar has a pickup and can be plugged into an amplifier. The Pyle cutaway pick in this list is an acoustic-electric kit with its own 10W amplifier, and the Donner acoustic-electric kit includes an amplifier too, though the wattage is not stated. The Martin acoustic bundle uses a Positive Grid amp. Check the listing to confirm the bundle amp before buying.
Why do some descriptions say a spec is not stated by the seller?
The guides are based on specifications that appear in the product listing. Many listings include the guitar model, kit contents, and amp, but leave out details like scale length, body wood, or the exact wattage of the amp. When that information is missing, we say not stated by the seller rather than guessing. You can check the live listing to see if additional details or photos clarify the missing specs.
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