Amplifiers

The StompMan may look like ‘just another drive pedal’ but actually it’s a fully‑fledged 50W amp head that can fit on a pedalboard.

Does Line 6's streamlined approach to amp modelling manage to provide all the features needed for stage, studio and home?

These two stompbox amps may look superficially the same and do have quite a lot in common, but each one seems to have been optimised for a different type of user.

Blackstar aim to take the weight out of valve amplification, without compromising on tone.

The Spark Mini makes Positive Grid’s acclaimed amp sounds more portable than ever.

The affordable and stylish Spark 40 packs Positive Grid’s powerful modelling software into a convenient, portable practice amp. What’s not to like?

Though small and quiet, this stereo combo is big on possibilities...

Need a single amp to cover all your home–recording and gigging duties? Vox have got you covered!

Thomas Blug aims to deliver his perfect amp tones in small and portable packages...

Vox's hybrid approach to electronics has yielded a natural–sounding amp that won't break your back.

Schertler are no strangers to the art of amplifying stringed instruments, and their latest designs don’t disappoint.

Can an amp like this be all things to all people? Blackstar have tried very hard to make it so!

Why do we need a ‘68 model of this classic amp when Fender already have a ‘65 in the range?

The Vetta II amp range embodies the most sophisticated implementation of Line 6's guitar amp modelling technology to date. It delivers more amp models than the original Vetta, offers more user control of the sounds, and it also features an optional digital interface for use with the Variax Digital Modelling Guitar. Second opinion by former Be Bop Deluxe guitarist Bill Nelson.