I have a Decware Se84B amplifier.   Is it possible to convert this to a guitar amp?

Thanks,
Chris

Not sure what you qualify as a "low watt" guitar amp. For not much money I've had darned good combo amp sound from a Blackheart "Little Giant," and a vintage Fender "Musicmaster" bass amp (works great with guitar).  The "Little Giant" used to be really cheap when first announced; the Fender is from the 'seventies and sometimes can be found reasonably cheap--I paid a bit more for a totally refurbished one with a great speaker and it's now my "go to" amp in my new home.

I'm currently involved in the thought stage of something like this.  Having played guitar many years ago, I had tried a guitar in a normal stereo amp a few times and never had any luck.  It worked, but just didn't sound right.  I never knew why.  Now, about 40 years later when I'm looking at a RIAA filter design for a phono cartridge, it dawns on me why that never worked.  You need a phono level input without the massive equalization that a phono cartridge requires...in other words a pure flat gain stage of about 40 db.  Such a design would be child's play compared to an RIAA phono stage design, but nobody offers a "guitar/mic" input that I'm aware of.  You would also have to figure out how to handle the stereo/mono.  So I'm curious as to how much interest this thread sparks.

Dan