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Built in the UK: Why Marshall still defines the sound of guitar
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The iconic brand’s amplifiers have stood the test of time. Here's how they continue to be a core part of the cultural conversation
How Mesa/Boogie balances its storied heritage with modern tonal versatility across three flagship ranges
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In operation since 1969, Mesa/Boogie continues to cement its reputation as a leader in the tube amp market in the 2020s
As Blackstar heads towards its 20th anniversary, it redefines what it means to develop an artist-first amp that pairs class with innovation
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From being founded by ex-Marshall employees to leading the charge in patented tone-shaping circuits, hybrid valve-and-DSP designs and cutting-edge digital platforms, the Blackstar team looks back at its key moments
Laney is leading the way for FRFR speakers in 2026 – and its LFR lineup sets a new standard for amp modeler users
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Laney’s LFR range injects digital rigs with the feel and response that comes with playing through an actual guitar amp – with plenty of pro features to boot
PRS has set the industry standard for high-quality, touring- and studio-ready guitars – now, its sights are firmly set on crafting tone-first amp designs for serious guitarists
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With Doug Sewell, PRS’s in-house amplifier designer, at the helm, the brand is setting the gold standard in amps, with current standouts including the PRS HDRX 20 Head, PRS DGT 15 Head, and PRS MT 15 Head
Gary Moore's go-to Marshall head has been bought by another ’80s rock hero
It was Moore’s go-to amp for the best part of a decade, and it was a fair bargain, compared to some recent auction headlines
“It’s clearly had a lot of thought put into making it as flexible and useful as possible”: Laney Digbeth DB-EAST review
Over a long, distinguished career, Nathan East has never had a signature amp. Until now…
After years of searching, YouTuber finally uncovers the identity of Kurt Cobain’s mystery In Utero amp
Guitarist and YouTuber Aaron Rash has been documenting his tonal quest for four years – now he’s discovered the amp that’s been driving him crazy
