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I have been through quite a few electric guitar tube amps and solid state guitar amps over the years. Below you will find some reviews by me of electric guitar amps, speakers/cabinets I either currently own, I have owned or I have played enough to justify writing up a review about them.
There are still some electric guitar amps I own that I haven't written about here yet. So stay tuned for more guitar amp writeups.
Some of the most famous electric guitar amps of all time are the Marshall valve amps. Hendrix, Townshend and a slew of other high profile players have used, and still use, Marshall electric guitar amps for classic rock tones, as well as for country and blues, etc. I have a 100 watt Marshall JVM410H, which is a fantastic sounding valve head, and I am very glad I have it!
- Heatseeker HS-18 - an 18 watt hand-wired tube amp by Mack Amps
- Ampeg Super Jet 12T - nice looking little tube amp with nice tremolo
- Epiphone Valve Junior - a fantastic 5 watt tube amp
- Fender 65 Deluxe Reverb - 22 watt package of heavenly tube tone
- Lab Series L-5 - a classic solid state amp that BB King used to play
- Legend Rock n Roll 50 - a very loud hybrid solid state/tube amp
- Mesa Boogie Lone Star - a Boogie with a great clean tone
- Mesa Boogie Studio Preamp - a rack sized preamp with that 80s sound
- Reverend Hellhound - 40/60 tube tone; nice blues amp. Discontinued.
- SX GA-1065 10 watt amp - Small practice amp from Rondo music. Sounds suprisingly good.
- Traynor YCV40 - Very price worthy tube amp made in Canada
- Traynor YCV 50 Blue - Candadian-made 50 watt tube amp with great tones.
- Vox AD50VT - a really nice modeling amp I use a lot
- Avatar 2x12 Cabinet - Affordable and good sounding speaker cabinets
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