Latest articles by Nick Guppy
Positive Grid BIAS Head
The BIAS Head is a massive 600-watt Class D power amplifier that ensures every nuance of your performance is heard on any size of stage, all at zero latency.
Hughes & Kettner GrandMeister Deluxe 40
Hughes & Kettner's pocket starship gets an upgrade
Review round-up: advanced guitar amp modellers
4 of the best technological marvels, featuring Axe-Fx, Kemper, Positive Grid and Line 6
Blackstar ID:Core Stereo 150 Combo
Blackstar's popular and award-winning ID: series started off as affordable programmable amps with high-quality sounds and effects and up to 100 watts of power.
Supro 1600 Supreme 1X10 Combo
Among those lost amplification brands returned from retirement in recent years, there's none more welcome than Supro.
Peavey 6505 Piranha
The Peavey 6505 Piranha micro-head was introduced at this year's Winter NAMM show, and is one of those products that has instant 'I want' appeal.
Mesa Engineering JP-2C Head
Now in its Mark Five incarnation, the modern Boogie is a three-channel multi-mode monster, bristling with knobs, switches and LEDs that control an almost endless list of functions.
EVH 5150 III LBX
Most amp makers offer a metal-cased lunchbox amp these days, but EVH has been slow to join the party – until now.
Two-Rock Cardiff Head
Two-Rock has always represented the pinnacle of acquisition for a certain type of guitar player.
Vox AC30 Custom Head
In 1962, a young, upwardly mobile pop group called The Beatles became proud owners of a set of Vox amplifiers, thanks to a canny endorsement deal struck by their manager, Brian Epstein.
Vox AC15 Custom Head
In 1962, a young, upwardly mobile pop group called The Beatles became proud owners of a set of Vox amplifiers, thanks to a canny endorsement deal struck by their manager, Brian Epstein.
Marshall CODE50
The all-new CODE range from Marshall fills a gap in its catalogue that other manufacturers have been plugging for some time.
Peavey Classic 30 112
The Peavey Classic range was introduced back in the early 1990s, coinciding with the end of the rack era, and a rekindled interest in simpler, vintage-styled amps.
Roland Blues Cube Hot
The long-running Cube series of amps has always represented great value; they're compact, portable and the Roland badge means excellent quality and reliability.
