Category: Guitar Amplifier Reviews
Fender Blues Junior III review
In-depth review of the Fender Blues Junior III guitar amplifier. Comparisons…… I’ve owned a fair few amps in my time, a Vox AC30, Marshall DSL401, Orange Rocker 30 and Cornford Roadhouse 30 to name but a few. All amazing amps in their own right, but they all had to go for various reasons. The Vox AC30 was…
Laney MINI-STB-LION Guitar Amplifier Review
Review and In-depth video review of the handy and surprisingly great-sounding Laney MINI-STB-LION Battery powered guitar mini amplifier. Back to the world of guitar amplifiers Before I acquired this marvellous little amp, the Laney MINI-STB-LION, I was making do with iPad Garageband or even no amp at all to practice with. Guitar-wise at the time…
5 Compelling Reasons to Buy a Valve Guitar Amp
What is it about valve guitar amps that make them just as popular with guitarists in the digital age as they’ve ever been? Why did I move away from Valve Guitar Amps? When most of my guitar playing time was spent gigging, valve amps (or tube amps to our American cousins) represented a problem, as…
Laney LC30 Mark I Guitar Amplifier Review
Review of the Laney LC30 Mark I guitar amplifier. An underrated, British-made, 1×12, twin-channel, all-valve workhorse with flexibility to spare. Laney is an often forgotten guitar amplifier manufacturer. You want clean? Get a Fender. Classic crunch/gain? Get a Marshall. Distortion? Get a Mesa/Boogie. I’ve owned them all. They all have their own signature sound, and…
BOSS Katana vs Valve Guitar Amps
If tone is your only concern. The BOSS Katana can’t compete with more expensive valve guitar amps. Let me try to explain why. I’ve been a supporter of the BOSS Katana range of amps for years. But how do they really compare with traditional valve guitar amps? I’ve already covered the benefits of the BOSS…
Expanding Line 6 Spider V 120
The Line 6 Spider series has evolved quite a lot over the years. The latest generation, Spider V, comes in V and V MkII models. I own the Spider V 120. Anything smaller than the 120 sounds great and functions primarily as a great practice amp. The Spider V 20 is perfect for students and…
HeadRush 112 FRFR Powered Speaker Review
Amp modeling today is better than ever! Players are enjoying Line 6 Helix, Fractal, Kemper, HeadRush, and other great effects processors while often on the hunt for a great FRFR companion. If you aren’t familiar with FRFR (full range, flat response) this simply means the speaker is presenting your molded tone in its natural stage…
Line 6 Powercab Video Review
To compliment our Line 6 Powercab 212 Review, here’s a comprehensive Video Review of the Line 6 Powercab. https://youtu.be/MtbGRlQQr3Y More From Niko @ The Blogging Musician
Line 6 Powercab 212 Plus Review
One of the biggest challenges users face with advanced modelling systems like the Line 6 Helix is knowing the best setup with their amplifier. Line 6 Helix + Powercab 212 plus = Heaven! For decades, the formula was easy. Find an amp you like, plug in your favorite effects, play. Today, players are posting inquiries…
