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Fender ’48 Dual Professional JB Edition review
By Chris Gill published
Joe Bonamassa’s signature recreation of this ultra-rare Fender tweed combo has been three years in the making – was it worth the wait?
Boss Katana-50 MkII EX review
By Nick Guppy published
The next evolution of Boss’s best-selling amp has arrived – and, somehow, it’s even better
Fender joins forces with U2's Adam Clayton for its first ever signature bass amp, the ACB 50 combo
By Jackson Maxwell published
Boasting 50 watts of power, the ACB 50 is also the first new all-tube bass combo amp Fender has produced in over four decades
Vox debuts the Clubman 60, a Nutube-powered guitar amp aimed specifically at hollowbody guitar players
By Michael Astley-Brown published
The two-channel portable combo promises “genuine tube tone” and high headroom delivered via an unusual speaker pairing
Fender expands its Tone Master amp arsenal with release of digital modeling Princeton Reverb combo
By Matt Owen published
Lightweight iteration sheds almost 15lbs off the original, and comes loaded with Fender's Tone Master technology in a bid to deliver a like-for-like tonal recreation of its predecessor
Rhett Shull teams up with Port City Amps for the Grandville – a head and combo inspired by an early ‘50s Gibson amp
By Matt Owen published
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
Magnatone introduces 2x12” combo version of its Super Fifty-Nine M-80 amp
By Matt Owen published
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
Orange unveils the Rockerverb 50 MkIII Combo Neo – and it's almost 20% lighter than the original Rockerverb
By Matt Owen published
Thanks to a thinner cabinet design and two lightweight Celestion Creamback 12" speakers, the Neo version of Orange's popular combo weighs in significantly lighter than its predecessor
Boss expands its Katana amp range with upgraded entry-level combo, 100-watt head and Waza 2x12 cab
By Matt Owen published
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
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