This is a review of the fender champion 600. Who said enormous sounds couldn’t be contained in a small package? The Fender Champion 600 guitar amplifier has a long and illustrious history. This current tribute to the traditional two-tone livery mimics the classic two-tone design to perfection. It was first released in 1949, predating even … Read more
This is a review of the Peavey Butcher amplifier. Peavey has a solid reputation for producing high-quality Rock and Metal amplifiers. Is the Meridian Masters’ new Peavey Butcher 100 tube head enough to keep them ahead of the pack? I’ve got my power cords ready, and I’m going to check it out! In this … Read more
This is a review of The Boss Nextone Stage amplifier. The Nextone is a new amp line from Roland that combines Roland’s smart Tube Logic technology with digital control to provide a new panorama of sonic enticement. The Next One mini series has two combos: the 80-watt Artist 1×12 and the somewhat smaller 40-watt Stage … Read more
This is a review of the Crate Blue Voodoo 120 watt amplifier. The Blue Voodoo Series is the most popular Crate Amplifier line ever created. The Blue Voodoos are available in a range of sizes, including the 50 watt, 60 watt, 120 watt, 150 watt, and 300 watt models. I will talk about the BV120H … Read more
The Tiny Terror Combo is what it states on the tin: a Tiny Terror head crammed into a 1×12 cabinet. The company chose not to change what wasn’t broken and instead maintained the design as simple as possible. All of the functions of this device are included in the head, including three distinct speaker outputs, … Read more
This is a review of the Vox AC10. The classic, single-speaker Vox AC10, launched in 1959, went through many cosmetic alterations before being retired in 1965, but its distinctive circuit remained mostly unchanged, and was featured in many of the company’s best – selling line of amplifiers. The AC10 inhabited a desirable spot between those … Read more
We found the Muzishare x7 to be one of the best amplifiers on the market for a few good reasons. One, the vintage design reminds us of stereo systems of ages past. On top of that, the sound quality is so crisp and clear. Not only that, but it also works as an amplifier for … Read more
For many people there’s a huge gap between playing music and understanding the technical aspects of sound. But if you’re going to turn your music into a career you need to learn how to close the gap. A surprising yet common query many guitarists have is that they don’t understand the difference between a riff … Read more
Your pickup is the essence of your guitar. Without it, the guitar’s sound will be barely audible. But wait for a second; that doesn’t mean you should get the first guitar pickup you encounter. There are different types of guitar pickups for various purposes. If you don’t use the proper pickup for your guitar, you … Read more
Are you a guitarist and a Billie Joe Armstrong fanatic? Have you ever wondered how to sound like Green Day? Billy, best known as the lead vocalist and guitarist for the punk rock band Green Day, is credited with the punk revival in the early 1990s. Billie’s rig primarily contains Marshall amps and Gibson guitars, … Read more
