Fender's Princeton Reverb goes fully digital with the Tone Master. Does it actually sound like the real thing? Full review with honest comparison to the tube version.

One Box to Rule Them All?

Same amp, same guitar, same settings, five completely different speakers. Landon tests the Celestion Vintage 30, Creamback, Eminence Cannabis Rex, Jensen C12Q, and Celestion Ruby back to back to find out how much your speaker actually shapes your tone.

Alright, let’s talk about something seriously cool: the Vox AC4HWR1 — a hand-wired, all-tube amp that proves big tone doesn’t always come in big packages. I’ve been testing this little beast out in my home studio, and I’ve gotta say… it might just be my new favorite low-watt amp.

What if you take the classic Fender Princeton Reverb amplifier specifications and give them a slight spec boost?

Don’t let the size of this mini amplifier head fool you into thinking that it can’t produce some killer tones

I really hate when this happens. You turn the volume knob on your guitar and all you hear is a scratchy sound coming back through your amplifier.

One of the most interesting recent releases is the series of Nutube amplifiers from VOX

Learning to play electric guitar can be overwhelming at first

You may not think about it too much, but the speaker you use on your electric guitar amplifier has a huge overall effect on your tone.

You wouldn’t believe it from the appearance, but the Vox Mini SUPERBEETLE can throw out some really great guitar tones

Best is always a relative term, and in the world of guitar, best is what is best to you! However here are 3 mini electric guitar amplifiers that I have owned and can recommend.

It’s a debate for the ages. What kind of electric guitar amplifier is the best: Solid State or Tube/Valve?

Right away I knew this amp was a keeper. I basically have keepers and flippers. Flipper meaning I will resell it on the used market if I don’t enjoy using it.