No, tube amps are not going away. While they may not be as popular as they once were, there is still a strong demand among guitarists. Who Still Uses Vacuum Tubes? Vacuum tubes are still used in various electronic devices, including guitar amps. While solid-state amps are becoming more common, many guitarists still prefer the...
No, you do not need a tube amp to play guitar. Solid-state amps can achieve a variety of tones, and they are typically more affordable than tube amps. However, many guitarists prefer the sound of tube amps, so they may be worth the investment. Are Tube Amps the Best? There is no definitive answer to...
It can be difficult to identify what are the best amplifiers and guitar accessories, even for people that love to play the guitar. There are so many options on the market, each claiming to be the best, that making the right choice becomes almost impossible. There are just too many factors to take into consideration,...
[wpsm_titlebox title="Our Top Pick" style="3"] Peavey have been making amplifiers for quite some years now, and have built an enviable reputation in that time. Their amps are valued for their ruggedness, and the range of tones they can produce. Today, we are going to take a look at Peavey amps for three different purposes –...
Last Updated on [todaysdate format="F, jS Y"] [social_warfare] [wpsm_titlebox title="Our Top Pick" style="3"]So, you’ve got your killer vintage Telecaster, and are ready to start playing the blues. Which amp should you get to really bring out that signature Telecaster tone? Well, let us tell you. There are a few options available, all of which sound...
Last Updated on [todaysdate format="F, jS Y"] [social_warfare] [wpsm_titlebox title="Our Top Pick" style="3"]If you are just beginning with guitar, and are looking for an amp that will guide you through your formative years, get the Blackstar ID:Core Stereo 20. It represents the best compromise possible between effects, price, tone, and power, making it the best...
Last Updated on [todaysdate format="F, jS Y"] [social_warfare] [wpsm_titlebox title="Our Top Pick" style="3"]There’s no doubt that each of the below amps comes with their own unique benefits, providing valuable support for blues guitarists. Still, in terms of overall performance, affordability, and value, our pick for the Editor’s Choice is the Fender Blues Junior III combination...
Last Updated on [todaysdate format="F, jS Y"] [social_warfare] [wpsm_titlebox title="Our Top Pick" style="3"]For our money, the Marshall Code 25 is the best value Marshall amp around at the moment. With so many great Marshall amps out there, picking a winner was difficult, but we think that this amp offers a perfect combination of power and...
Last Updated on [todaysdate format="F, jS Y"] [social_warfare] [wpsm_titlebox title="Our Top Pick" style="3"] We’ve read hundreds of reviews, talked to a load of Metal aficionados, and listened to hours of crunching riffs. It was fun, but also all so that we can tell you that the Peavey 6505+112 Guitar Combo Amp is the best guitar...
Last Updated on [todaysdate format="F, jS Y"] [social_warfare] [wpsm_titlebox title="Our Top Pick" style="3"]We’ve read countless of reviews, talked to a dozens of Fender aficionados, and listened to hours of noodling around on Fender amps. We can say without a doubt that the Fender ‘65 Twin Reverb is the best Fender combo amp you can get....