If you are a guitar player, you know that finding the right amp is one of the goals to achieve. The same goes if you own a Fender Telecaster guitar. If you own one, we’ve got a list of the best amps for the Telecaster that you’ll want to look at. There’s nothing quite like … Read more
This is a review of Fender Vibroverb. The classic Vibroverb combo amps were only produced for a brief period of time. They were, nevertheless, an important aspect of Stevie Ray Vaughan’s tone. For a limited time, Fender re-released this model of the Vibroverb. When I found out they were discontinuing it, I bought the last … Read more
This is a review of the Carvin X100B amplifier. If you’re looking for a guitar amp that can cover a lot of ground at a reasonable price, the Carvin X-100B series is hard to beat. The Carvin X100B produces a wide range of sounds with great diversity, as well as a high-quality finish that no … Read more
Fender is known for producing reliable, thrilling, varied, and often perfectly priced guitar amps, in addition to being one of the world’s top producers of electric guitars. The Fender Bassbreaker 15 amp we’re going to go over in depth today is primarily geared at advanced musicians who are willing to invest a little more in … Read more
The Dynaco was a basic, inexpensive, easy-to-assemble workhorse that probably supplied music to more college dorm rooms than any other amp of its period. Dynaco is best known for the Stereo 70, a highly respected vacuum tube stereo amplifier. The ST-70 was launched in 1959 and was sold as a kit (Dynakit) for self-assembly or … Read more
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
