Latest articles by Nick Guppy
Vox introduced its Valvetronix amps way back in 2001, and they're still going strong today, outlasting most of the modelling amp competition along the way.
The 6505 Mini Head is based on Peavey's flagship 6505 design, with the same gain structure and similar front panel features.
The Classic 20 MH takes Peavey's long- running and highly regarded Classic series and reworks it for the Mini Head format.
Almost a decade ago, Orange scored a major worldwide hit with the release of the Tiny Terror, with over 30,000 sold and many more if you add in the subsequent designs.
What Jim Marshall started with the JTM45 rapidly evolved into a family of classic amps with their own, commanding voice. Here's our pick of epochal Marshall heads
A hot-rodded DeVille with tweaks from session legend Michael Landau
Need to get some air moving? Here's muscular modern takes on the high-performance head that will shake you to the bone
When Yamaha came up with the THR combos a few years ago, a lot of guitar players liked the novel 'third amp' concept that drove their design.
Very few heads include built-in features to make recording easier. Happily, Laney has spotted this and provided a proper solution for the 21st century home recordist, in the shape of the L5-Studio
One of the most requested amp reissues in history arrives
The innovative IRT range has captured many players' imaginations, with features that often work as well at home or in the studio as they do on stage
The first Orange stompbox since the 1960s, the wonderfully named Bax Bangeetar is built in the UK and a substantial pedal in every sense of the word
Making its debut at this year's Frankfurt Musikmesse, Orange's new Rockerverb MKIII range builds on its popular two-channel format, adding some significant improvements to the package
The Archon 25 is the baby of PRS' new amp range, available as just a compact 1x12 combo
