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A not-so-standard Standard offers a multitude of sonic options. | | Marshall Origin 50C Review
A big-toned bargain that's perfect for pedalboard tone sculptors. | | Fano JM4 Standard Review
Though it's been kissed by a Thunderbird, this surprisingly versatile handbuilt 4-string has a vibe all its own. | | Chase Bliss Audio Thermae Review
It's pricey and slightly daunting, but Joel Korte's brilliant bastardization boldly goes where no analog delay has gone before. | | Fishman Matrix Infinity Mic Blend Review
A dual-source setup is extra terrific on one of Fishman's finest amplification pickup/preamp systems yet. | | Mesa/Boogie Fillmore 50 Review
Tweed Fender-style tones form the foundation of a flexible clean-to-mean Boogie beast. | | Alexander Pedals Colour Theory Review
Otherworldly synth-sequenced sounds congregate in a brilliantly designed, board-friendly box for the brave. | | Fender Rumble Studio 40 Review
A feature-packed practice amp for low enders, with an impressive network of connections. | | Nutter Astro Captain Review
Cheap-chic retro meets modern playability. | | Vox Mini Superbeetle Review
Cute, compact, and dressed to kill, with a wealth of old-school Vox tones. | | Cusack Resound Review
Smart switching options and soaring sounds make this veteran pedal outfit's latest reverb stand apart. | | ZT Custom Shop Lee Ranaldo Club Review
Small, light, and super-powerful, this solid-state amp is a blank slate that brims with character. | | SviSound RetroZoid Germanium Fuzz Review
From Bulgaria with love, this tiny wonder puts convincing Bender, Muff, and Fuzzrite tones in a single, pedalboard-liberating package. | | Marco N1 Review
A handbuilt take on the J-style formula brings modern touches to the table, yet has a price reminiscent of yesteryear. | | Paradox Effects Terran Review
A beastly '70s amp favored by the stoner-metal set is reincarnated as a brutally effective stompbox. | | Mackie FreePlay Live Review
Room-filling sound from a PA that doesn't quite fill a backpack. | | Gervana Ji Wei Distortion Review
Five EQ bands and footswitchable mid-scoop boost converge in a stomp inspired by high-gain Mesas. | | | | |
