In the ever-evolving landscape of guitar amplification, Fender has consistently been at the forefront, blending tradition with innovation. The release of the Tone Master series marked a significant leap, offering digital renditions of classic tube amplifiers. 

One Box to Rule Them All?

Ever wondered how much of your guitar tone actually comes from your speaker?

Discover why the Electro-Voice RE20 and Cloudlifter CL-1 are a must-have combo for any home studio. From smooth vocals to punchy guitar tones, this setup delivers pro-quality sound with minimal gear. Hear the difference and see why creators are switching to dynamic mic workflows.

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.

Considered a moderately powered amplifier, it’s still as cool as it was back when it was introduced by Fender in the 1960’s.

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

Should you spend more of your money on a guitar or on the amplifier. This is a common question I see come up from time to time.

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.

Learning to play electric guitar can be overwhelming at first