Watch It First Blackstar’s HT Club amps have been the brand’s flagship valve line for years, and the MkIII revision is the version you’ll actually… Czytaj dalej »Review: Blackstar HT Club 40 MkIII – The Boutique-Voiced Combo That Punches Above Its Class
Watch It First For years, „Sire” was a name a lot of bassists quietly ignored. Budget brand, made-in-Indonesia, signature line attached to a jazz legend… Czytaj dalej »Review: Sire Marcus Miller P7 (2nd Gen) – The Bass That Made Everyone Stop Doubting Sire
Watch It First Quick note up top: if you came here looking for the Thunderbird „60s” reissue specifically, Thomann doesn’t currently stock that exact variant.… Czytaj dalej »Why I Love the Epiphone Thunderbird IV (Review)
Watch It First Nylon-string guitars get a weirdly bad rap on gear forums. Too „beginner.” Too „classical.” Not „real” enough for people busy chasing tube… Czytaj dalej »Is the Ortega R121 Worth It? A No-Fuss Nylon-String Bargain [Review]
Watch It First Quick note before diving in: Fender has retired the old GTX line. The GTX50 that a lot of players still ask me… Czytaj dalej »Is the Fender Mustang LTX50 Worth It? [Review]
Watch It First Vox’s Valvetronix line has been around forever, and the VT20X was the small combo that made a lot of bedroom players fall… Czytaj dalej »The Honest Vox Valvetronix 20 Review: Small Combo, Big Amp Modeling
Watch It First Ask any bass forum what the go-to first bass is and the Yamaha TRBX174 comes up constantly. Not because it’s flashy —… Czytaj dalej »Yamaha TRBX174 Put to the Test (Review)
Watch It First Classical guitars have a reputation problem with anyone coming from steel-string or electric. Wide flat neck, no cutaway, quiet unplugged — great… Czytaj dalej »Yamaha NCX1: The Classical-Electric Crossover That Actually Works — A Review
Watch It First Every guitarist’s first „real” amp decision usually comes down to something small, cheap, and forgiving. Fender’s old Champion 20 used to be… Czytaj dalej »What Makes the Fender Champion II 25 So Good? [Review]
Watch It First I’ve been circling five-string Jazz basses for a while now, mostly because every shop demo ends with me not wanting to give… Czytaj dalej »Review: Fender Player II Mod J Bass V — Five Strings, Zero Compromise