Amps

Have you ever felt completely overwhelmed when browsing guitar amps to purchase? I sure have – it doesn’t matter whether you are a new guitarist starting their musical journey or …

Dualisms are the bread and butter of the music world. Think about it: what if I said The Beatles? Well, then some people would reply with the Rolling Stones. Or …

The idea that something or somebody could be considered legendary within the music world isn’t anything new. We are used to this thought and that’s what we’re going to implement …

All the modern-day Princeton amplifiers are vintage reissue models based on previous Fender blackface or silverface models made famous back in the ’50s and ’60s. In this Fender Princeton review, …

I dare say that the Boss Pocket GT is the first of its kind: it’s a combination of multi-effects and a Bluetooth remote control for YouTube, designed to make our …

Far from being a practice guitar amp, in this Orange Micro Terror Amp Review, we’ll see how this new Orange head can hold itself comfortably at rehearsal, studio, or stage. …

If you’re looking for a great-sounding guitar amp that won’t cost you a fortune, BOSS Katana is undoubtedly a series worth looking at. But which model is your best choice? …

In my Orange Bass amp review and guide, you will find everything you need to know about this long-standing, British brand and hopefully find the right Orange amp for you. …

The modern heavy guitar tone would not be the same without the Peavey 5150. The amp first released in the early ’90s had many reissues, the latest being the EVH …

The one thing that Fender are best known for doing exceptionally well, after their guitars, is making amps. They have released quite the number over the years, and were one …