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Amplifier Reviews
Amplifier Reviews
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Review of the Hughes and Kettner Edition Blue 30DFX Amplifier
08 Dec 2009
"A two-channel 30 watt guitar combo equipped with a 10 inch Jensen speaker. Although it's solid-state, the claim is that it produces valve-like tone..."
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Review of the Line 6 Spider Valve 112 Combo Guitar Amplifier
09 Nov 2009
"This is about as good as it's going get for modelling..."
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Review of the Roland Cube Street Practise and Busking Amplifier
09 Nov 2009
"There are seven distinct voices on the Street Cube..."
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Review of the Roland Micro Cube Practise Amplifier
09 Nov 2009
"The versatility offered by the amp models and the effects make it a great practise and writing tool..."
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Review of the Vox amPlug Personal Amplifier
09 Nov 2009
"So what problem will the amPlug solve for you...?"
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Review of the Hughes and Kettner Edition Blue 15-R Combo Guitar Amplifier
09 Nov 2009
"The Hughes and Kettner 15-R is a transistor amp that promises to deliver the flavour of "British-Sound" valve amps..."
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Review of the Roland Cube 15X Practise Amplifier
09 Nov 2009
"Roland continue to deliver good things in small packages..."
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Review of the Crate Flexwave 15 Practise Amplifier
09 Nov 2009
"A compact, two-channel, 15 watt practise amplifier..."
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Review of the Blackheart Little Giant 5 Amplifier and BH112 Cabinet
19 Oct 2009
"A diminuitive but imposing vintage-styled mini-stack from the Blackheart division of Crate Amplifiers..."
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Review of the Vox DA5 Amplifier
14 Oct 2009
"At about twice the size of the Legendary Pignose, the Vox DA5 still offers a highly portable busking and practise amplifier. Witness the large and secure strap buttons, one on each side (Vox even throw in a branded strap)..."
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Review of the Orange Tiny Terror Valve Head
14 Oct 2009
"Class A valve circuitry is the most desirable amplification method if what you want the smoothest and most harmonic sounding overdrive for your guitar. But class A valve heads are heavy, hot and sometimes a wee bit smelly... until now..."
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Review of the Orange Crush 15R Practise Amplifier
13 Oct 2009
"The diminutive Orange Crush 15R shares the same cool orange and tweed livery as its bigger valve-powered cousins..."
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Review of the Orange Micro Crush Practise Amplifier
13 Oct 2009
"If you're like me you've always wanted to own an orange amp. Well now, as long as you've got £30, your dream can come true..."
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Review of the Kustom Sienna 16 Acoustic Amplifier
12 Oct 2009
"This is an affordable and flexible little solution for your acoustic amplification needs..."
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Review of the Laney VC30-210 Valve Amplifier
06 Oct 2009
"The VC30 has a very handsome Modernist look about it..."
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Review of the Orange Crush 10 Practise Amplifier
06 Oct 2009
"The Orange delivers a nice crunchy sound considering it's working with quite a small speaker..."
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Review of the Vox AC15 Custom Classic Amplifier
06 Oct 2009
"Based on the originals that were introduced in 1958 this Custom Classic has got the immortal Vox looks and authentic valve power supplied via 2 x EL84 valves..."
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Review of the Epiphone Valve Junior Guitar Amplifier
17 Nov 2008
"This little valve amp really shows that what you see is not necessarily all that you're gonna' get."
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Review of the Epiphone Triggerman Guitar Amplifier
17 Nov 2008
"The retro-styling of the Epiphone amplifier range really turns my crank. This is a gorgeous looking piece of kit. Mmmm... Burgundy... my old school colours..."
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Review of the Epiphone Blues Custom 30 Amplifier
11 Sep 2008
"This handsome 2 x 12" gives you two kinds of valve attack."
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Review of the Line 6 Spider III 120 Amplifier
01 Jan 2008
"This is a truly amazing piece of kit that overflows with useful resource..."
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