Amplifiers
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Amplifiers.
Guitar, bass and acoustic amplifier reviews.
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Celestion Announces Its Magnificent 7 Impulse Response Collection
Amplifiers
Pioneer Pro Audio Supplies XPRS System for DJ EZ's 24-Hour Session
Producer and DJ David Morales Goes With Pioneer Pro Audio XPRS
David Morales is an internationally known American DJ. He is also a record producer, songwriter and entrepreneur, and has even won a Grammy Award. He was one of the first DJs to…
Celestion Adds the Ruby IR to Its Extensive Line of Impulse Responses
Celestion, the leading manufacturer of guitar and bass speakers known worldwide for its classic guitar tones, is pleased to add the recently launched Ruby guitar speaker to its…
Fender® Hot Rod DeVille ML
The Hot Rod DeVille ML amplifier delivers exquisite tube tone with features inspired by the player, the artist, the incredible session musician Michael Landau, an influential…
Matchless Spitfire: Less Is More
In amplification there is room for every kind of product: whether you like heavy rock, blues, jazz... whether your budget is tight or you can afford the luxury of driving a…
Celestion Introduces the New A-Type
New Celestion guitar speaker tones with an American accent join the acclaimed IR family, available as digital downloads.
The Mesa/Boogie SUBWAY Bass Series
We take a look at the new Subway series from Mesa/Boogie, consisting of the Subway D-800 head and the Subway 1x12 and Subway 1x15 cabinets. The Subway D-800 is the first…
Vox Night Train 15: Mini Size, Healthy Price
After running through the full flavor of Mesa Boogie and the fascinating quality of Matchless, it is Vox's turn, another firm of recognized prestige with very personal…
Ampeg BA115HP: A Combo for the Stage and the Rehearsal Room
The company's major successes came from 1960 onward, when Oliver Jesperson created its “Portaflex” model, which became one of the most sought-after. With a simple flip, the…
Bogey Acoustic AC30R: Stylish and Well Priced
Curious and surprising. The 206 € (VAT included) for this amp certainly goes a long way. We start by highlighting the difference between Mesa Boogie and BOGEY: despite the…
Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier Roadster: the ultimate amplifier?
We're kicking off the season on the right foot. You probably got your fill last month with the Epiphone and the X3 Live, right? But for a guitar to sound, you need an amplifier…
L R Baggs Acoustic: The Universe of Acoustic Amplification
The music world has many kinds of situations, and the same goes if we focus specifically on the guitar. We can split it into two clearly distinct universes: electric and acoustic…
Mesa Boogie Transatlantic TA-15: Small Tube Amps With Big Ideas
These days, very few people involved in the guitar world don't know Mesa Boogie®. But if you're one of them, this may be your chance to learn something about one of today's most…
Fender ’64 Vibroverb Custom: Innovates, Doesn’t Emulate. The Real Thing.
In this amplification special, Fender amplification could not be missing. A true gem has landed in my hands: the FENDER ’64 Vibroverb Custom. In plain language, and after the…
Yamaha BBT 500-110: Manageable and Easy to Carry
Today nobody is unaware of the name of the great Japanese brand YAMAHA, which, after making such diverse revolutionary products prized on the world market for their excellent…
Ashdown Radiator 1: Great Sound and Portability
So what about amplifying the acoustic guitar? Both in the studio and on stage, we'll have to deal with capturing the sound of our acoustic guitar. Technology has come a long way…
Ibanez Troubadour T35: Maximum Control
Our acoustic guitar is usually a faithful companion. Even the most electric, metal-minded guitarists have a soft spot for acoustics on certain compositions. Amplifying one is…
Palmer FAB 5: A Carefully Crafted, Warm Tube Combo
The Palmer brand has a comfortable place among guitarists. Although it is still better known for its specialized direct boxes and speaker simulators for guitarists, surely its…