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Watch It First I’ll admit it upfront: I have a soft spot for the Orange Micro Terror. It’s one of those amps that shouldn’t work… Czytaj dalej »Why I Love the Orange Micro Terror (Review)

Watch It First Blackstar’s Studio 10 used to be the amp people pointed to when they wanted boutique-style valve tone without a boutique price tag.… Czytaj dalej »Review: Blackstar TV-10 A – A Boutique Valve Combo for the Bedroom

The Ibanez S-series is one of those guitar shapes people either love on sight or don’t quite get. Ultra-thin body, sharp horns, and a neck… Czytaj dalej »Ibanez S521 Review – The Slim, Fast Guitar Nobody Talks About Enough

Watch It First Markbass built its whole reputation on one idea: bass heads don’t need to weigh as much as a car battery to sound… Czytaj dalej »Is the Markbass Little Mark IV Worth It? [Review]

Watch It First Orange’s TremLord 30 used to be the go-to pick if you wanted vintage tremolo and spring reverb baked into one combo. It’s… Czytaj dalej »Orange Crush 35RT – Small Box, Big Attitude (Review)

Every guitarist eventually plugs in a wah pedal, and more often than not it’s this one. The Cry Baby GCB95 has been the default wah… Czytaj dalej »Dunlop Cry Baby Review – The Wah That Every Guitarist Knows

Watch It First If you started playing guitar sometime in the last twenty years, there’s a decent chance a Roland Micro Cube sat on your… Czytaj dalej »Roland Cube-10GX Review – The Practice Amp That Replaced a Legend

Watch It First Solid-state amps have a reputation problem. Ask any tone snob and they’ll tell you tubes are the only „real” way to get… Czytaj dalej »Orange Super Crush 100 – All-Analogue Roar Without the Tube Hassle [Review]

Jazzmasters have quietly become the guitar of choice for anyone chasing texture over shred, which is exactly why they show up so often in our… Czytaj dalej »Fender Player II Jazzmaster Review – Indie’s Favourite, Updated

Watch It First Small correction before we start: there’s no actual „Fender Player II Jaguar Bass.” Fender never brought the offset Jaguar Bass into the… Czytaj dalej »Fender Player II Jazz Bass Review – The Jaguar Bass Replacement Nobody Asked For (But Should Want)