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Celestion’s first Artist Series IRs bring Tony Iommi’s early and latter-era Black Sabbath tones to the digital sphere
“Faithful digital images” of the cabinets used across five decades of Iommi’s career have been made available by the revered speaker manufacturer
How Laney brought volume and best-in-class tone for digital rigs with the world’s loudest active guitar cabinet
In association with Laney Amplification
Developed with a little help from Devin Townsend and Guthrie Govan, the LFR-412 is the first active 4x12 for digital rigs, giving players old-school power and volume to make their amp modeler sing
Fender amps up its home audio game with new series of Bluetooth speakers
The Rockster range – created with the help of Teufel – sees Fender continue to diversify its catalog of portable speakers
Best bass cabinets 2024: achieve your best tone yet with the perfect bass cab
From Fender to Ampeg, pick the best bass cabinet to bring your desired tone to life
“Precision-designed to get the most out of your modeler”: HeadRush seeks to take the lead in the FRFR arms race with 2 updated speaker cabs – now with Bluetooth connectivity
New-and-improved units offer updated specs and improved I/O options in order to “deliver all the intricacies of your amp and cab emulations”
Fender Tone Master FR-12 review – the FRFR cab your amp modeler has been waiting for
Intended to partner the Tone Master Pro, the relatively affordable FR-12 performs its purpose flawlessly – but its practical applications stretch beyond serving Fender's flagship modeler
First look: Positive Grid Spark CAB review
The practice amp gurus are ready to make the jump from the home to the stage with this powerful and must-have extra for Spark users
The guitar cab your amp modeler has been waiting for? Fender’s first FRFR Tone Master cabinets are here – and they look stunning
Whether you use the Helix, Quad Cortex or Fender’s newly launched Tone Master Pro, these flagship cabs promise classic amp looks and tones that “perfectly replicate every detail” of any modeler
Is the 4x12 guitar cabinet still relevant today?
They are still the totemic image in rock and metal, but in the digital era do you still need a 4x12 in your life?
A Jimi Hendrix stage-used 1968 Fender Dual Showman cabinet is headed to the auction block
Acquired by Hendrix due to his need for more onstage firepower, the cab features a pair of 15-inch JBL 130 speakers, and was most prominently used for the guitar hero's performance at the 1969 Newport Pop Festival
