Blackstar Amplification
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By Trevor Curwen Published
Blackstar expands its Beam series with a feature‑packed ultra-compact amp

By Jonathan Horsley Published
Meet the DA5 Ruby, the house-trained version of Aldrich's 100-watter, with the same super-hot tone

By Trevor Curwen Published
Blackstar takes the sounds from its ID:X amp series and puts them into an easy-to-use floor pedal

By Jonathan Horsley Published
The '68 Marshall Plexi might be challenging amp to play but it's easy to fall in love with, and Nichols admits he has fallen under its spell – even if its 100-watts tore the paint off the studio wall

By Jonathan Horsley Published
Introduced at NAMM 2026, the Beam Mini ups the ante for the digital practice amp, giving players access to AI-driven practice tools, Tone3000 NAM captures and top-class modelled sounds

By Phil Weller Published
The affordable British brand enters the wireless market with an anti-intereference trick up its sleeve

By Matt McCracken Published
Blackstar may be late to the guitar headphone amp party, but its offering has some seriously good sounds

By Connor Flys Published
Blackstar's Debut range, now available in bass flavour - does it hit the spot?

By Jonathan Horsley Published
The BEAM SOLO is a $129 all-in-one solution for silent practice, equipped with meticulously engineered digital models of Blackstar amps, with editing via the app and “pro-level” tone

By Jonathan Horsley Published
Turn the park into your studio with a super-compact interface that can fit into the palm of your hand, and yet is packed with features – including a built-in ProCapture stereo mic system
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