Jackson Ampworks Atlantic 3.0
The trend of late may be towards mini amps, but sometimes full-on wind-in-the-hair power is the only way to go. Here Guitarist magazine presents its pick of the latest and greatest…
Type: Single-channel 50-watt head with solid-state rectification.
Guitarist said: “One of the best boutique hand-wired guitar amps money can buy.”
Mesa/Boogie Royal Atlantic RA-100
Type: Two-channel head with solid-state rectification.
Guitarist said: “A seriously well-sorted classic rock amp with excellent clean sounds to boot.”
Bogner Goldfinger 45
Type: Twin-channel head with valve rectifier.
Guitarist said: “This can easily be the cornerstone of a complex pro-standard rig, or it can work just as well with a simpler set-up.”
EVH 5150-III 50W
Type: Three-channel, all-valve 50-watt head.
Guitarist said: “Rock guitarists who hanker after Eddie’s tone, but need a versatile all-round amp into the bargain, should seek this out right away.”
Orange TH100
Type: All-valve two-channel head with switchable output power.
Guitarist said: “A pro-spec amp that’s both simple and tweakable, is loud enough for any stage on earth, but sounds good at sensible levels.”
Laney LH50
Type: 50 watt two-channel head with solid-state rectification.
Guitarist said: “One of the best-sounding amps we’ve ever plugged into, this Laney could change your world if you try one.”
“It’s honestly got me thinking hard about adding one to my own studio set up”: Two Notes Reload II review
“I’m beyond excited to introduce the next evolution of the MT15”: PRS announces refresh of tube amp lineup with the all-new Archon Classic and a high-gain power-up for the Mark Tremonti lunchbox head
“It’s honestly got me thinking hard about adding one to my own studio set up”: Two Notes Reload II review
“I’m beyond excited to introduce the next evolution of the MT15”: PRS announces refresh of tube amp lineup with the all-new Archon Classic and a high-gain power-up for the Mark Tremonti lunchbox head
