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
Watch It First Every gigging bassist has the same recurring injury: a bad back from hauling a heavy rig up two flights of stairs to… Czytaj dalej »The Gigging Bassist’s Lightweight Hero: Markbass Mini CMD 121 Pure Review
Watch It First If you’ve ever heard „that” shimmering clean chorus tone on a record and wondered what amp made it, chances are it was… Czytaj dalej »Roland JC-40 Jazz Chorus – That Legendary Clean, Downsized [Review]
Watch It First Acoustic amps have a bad reputation, and honestly, most of them deserve it. Plug a nice acoustic-electric into one and you often… Czytaj dalej »Blackstar Sonnet 60 – The Acoustic Amp That Actually Sounds Great [Review]
Watch It First The Peavey Bandit 112 has been around, in one form or another, since the 1980s. That alone should tell you something. It’s… Czytaj dalej »Peavey Bandit 112 Review: The Solid-State Workhorse That Won’t Die
Watch It First Tube amps have a reputation for being either expensive or fragile, sometimes both at once. The Bugera V5 Infinium quietly ignores that… Czytaj dalej »What Makes the Bugera V5 Infinium So Good? [Review]
Watch It First Marshall Code 25 is basically Marshall’s answer to „I want that Marshall roar but my downstairs neighbour hates me.” It’s a 25-watt… Czytaj dalej »Marshall Code 25 Review – Modelling on a Bedroom Budget
Watch It First Peavey built its whole reputation on one idea: brutal, dead-reliable tone that survives a tour van and a hundred bad club stages.… Czytaj dalej »Peavey invective.112 Combo Review: The Metal Amp That Doesn’t Need a Cab