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Watch It First Quick heads up before we start: the JVM210H got discontinued and Thomann no longer lists it at all, new or used. What’s… Czytaj dalej »Is the Marshall JVM410H Worth It? [Review]

Watch It First Bass practice amps are a weirdly personal purchase. You need enough low end to actually feel like a bass, but not so… Czytaj dalej »Hartke HD25 Review – Big Bass Sound, Small Money

Watch It First Not every bass player needs a rig that rattles windows. Sometimes you just need something honest to practice through at home without… Czytaj dalej »Is the Hartke HD50 Worth It? [Review]

Watch It First The Fender ’65 Princeton Reverb has been the quiet legend of the blackface family since 1965, and Fender never really messed with… Czytaj dalej »Review: Fender 65 Princeton Reverb – Small Box, Big Blackface Legend

Watch It First Big combo amps have an image problem. Everyone assumes more wattage just means louder, and misses that it’s really about headroom, punch,… Czytaj dalej »Boss Katana 100/212 Gen 3 – Is This The Last Amp You’ll Ever Need? (Review)

Watch It First Every guitarist needs a bedroom amp at some point, and the Orange Crush 12 shows up on basically every „best beginner amp”… Czytaj dalej »Orange Crush 12 Review – Tiny Combo, Big Attitude

Watch It First The Beatles used one. So did Brian May, The Edge, and about half of every jangly British band since 1960. The Vox… Czytaj dalej »What Makes the Vox AC30 So Good? [Review]

Watch It First No substitution drama this time – the Blackstar Debut 50R is alive and well at Thomann, in three colourways no less. It’s… Czytaj dalej »Blackstar Debut 50R – A Beginner Combo That Doesn’t Sound Cheap (Review)

Watch It First Quick disclaimer before we get into it: the Laney LX35R isn’t something Thomann actually stocks right now. So instead of writing about… Czytaj dalej »Why I Love the Boss Katana 50 Gen 3 (Review)

Watch It First The Roland Cube Street EX has been around since 2014 and it’s still going strong – this one’s actually still sold new,… Czytaj dalej »Why I Love the Roland Cube Street EX (Review)