Watch It First Modelling amps have a reputation problem. A lot of players still think „digital” means „plasticky” – flat dynamics, a weird stiffness under… Czytaj dalej »What Makes the Vox Cambridge50 So Good? Nutube Tone for the Modern Player [Review]
Watch It First The JCM800 2203 is one of those amps that basically defined a decade of rock. If you know the sound of the… Czytaj dalej »Marshall Studio Classic SC20C – The JCM800 Roar You Can Actually Turn Up (Review)
Watch It First Most budget bass combos are polite. Clean, a bit boring, built to not offend anyone. The Orange Crush Bass 50 did not… Czytaj dalej »Is the Orange Crush Bass 50 Worth It? The Bass Combo With Real Attitude [Review]
Watch It First Tube amps and small apartments have never really gotten along. Crank a Marshall or a Fender combo enough to get real breakup… Czytaj dalej »Blackstar HT-5R MKIII – Tube Tone You Can Actually Play at Home [Review]
Watch It First Tiny stacks are usually a bit of a joke. Cute to look at, useless once you actually plug in. The Vox Mini… Czytaj dalej »Why I Love the Vox Mini Superbeetle (Review) – A Tiny Stack With Huge Charm
Watch It First Ampeg built its whole reputation on being loud, heavy and impossible to ignore. The SVT rig is basically bass-amp royalty – if… Czytaj dalej »Ampeg Micro-VR Stack Review – A Full Ampeg Rig That Fits in a Backpack
Watch It First Some amps get talked about way more than they get bought. The Peavey Classic 30 is the poster child for that. Every… Czytaj dalej »Review: Peavey Classic 30 II – The Cult Valve Combo for Blues and Beyond
Watch It First Quick heads up before we start: the cheap little AC4TV that a lot of us cut our teeth on has been discontinued.… Czytaj dalej »Vox AC4 – Big Vox Chime, Bedroom-Friendly Watts (Review)
Watch It First Can something the size of a thick paperback actually sound like a real tube amp? That’s the exact question Hughes & Kettner… Czytaj dalej »Can a Pedal Really Sound Like a Tube Amp? Hughes & Kettner Spirit of Rock Review
Watch It First Marshall’s Origin series exists for one reason: to get back to basics after years of the brand chasing multi-channel, feature-packed amps. The… Czytaj dalej »Marshall Origin 50C (Review) – Vintage Marshall Crunch, Gig-Ready