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Rhett Shull teams up with Port City Amps for the Grandville – a head and combo inspired by an early ‘50s Gibson amp
Featuring an onboard tremolo effect and streamlined control layout, the Grandville is also said to be a “terrific pedal platform” that brings out the best in overdrive pedals
Boss Dual Cube LX review
The eternally popular practice amp returns in a desktop-friendly format – and with more features than ever before
It looks like Marshall is about to reissue its fabled Blues Breaker pedal
Almost exactly one year after rumors of the John Mayer-favored overdrive pedal's revival emerged, a gear collector named Luca has returned to further fuel speculation. But this time, he's got pictures and packaging to prove it
Laney Supergroup LA-Studio review
The latest amp head from Laney’s flagship UK-designed and made Supergroup range offers real vintage tube tone combined with Two Notes cab emulation
Magnatone introduces 2x12” combo version of its Super Fifty-Nine M-80 amp
The latest addition to the company's Super Fifty-Nine lineup offers both gain tones of the original Mark I and Mark II models, and comes loaded with two ET90 speakers
Best Vox amps 2025: from the much loved AC30 to modern do-it-all practice amps
We count down the greatest Vox amps available today from this British institution
Boss expands its Katana amp range with upgraded entry-level combo, 100-watt head and Waza 2x12 cab
Each new unit builds on existing Katana products, promising improved live versatility, enhanced features and, for the cab, tones inspired by British stack speakers from the 1960s
5 guitar amp recording techniques you need to try
There are countless ways to record an electric guitar that go far beyond simply sticking a dynamic mic on the amp grille. Here are five less conventional methods for capturing a standout tone
Peavey celebrates 30 years of one of metal’s most iconic guitar amps with two new 6505 amp heads
The result of "countless hours" of deep dives into the original amp and conversations with users, each unit promises to “re-create the magical, crushing sound that defined a generation of guitar tone”
