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Review round-up: multi-channel lunchbox amp heads
Miniature marvels from EVH, Hughes & Kettner, Orange and Peavey
Gretsch G5435TG-BLK-LTD16 Electromatic Pro Jet
Limited stunner with a tone to match
Positive Grid BIAS Head
The BIAS Head is a massive 600-watt Class D power amplifier that ensures every nuance of your performance is heard on any size of stage, all at zero latency.
Hughes & Kettner GrandMeister Deluxe 40
Hughes & Kettner's pocket starship gets an upgrade
Marshall CODE50
The all-new CODE range from Marshall fills a gap in its catalogue that other manufacturers have been plugging for some time.
Roland Blues Cube Hot
The long-running Cube series of amps has always represented great value; they're compact, portable and the Roland badge means excellent quality and reliability.
Roland Blues Cube Artist 212 Combo
Steadfastly solid-state, Roland's Blues Cube series of amplifiers have been around since the 1990s and they're popular with players looking for a reliable and portable alternative to valves.
Vox Valvetronix VT40X
Vox introduced its Valvetronix amps way back in 2001, and they're still going strong today, outlasting most of the modelling amp competition along the way.
Yamaha THR10C
The living room-friendly THR amp range extends into new territory with added vintage amp models and effects to enhance your offstage tone
Carr Amplifiers Bloke
A very British-sounding amp with a very British name - Carr introduces the Bloke
Fender Super Champ X2
A new digital/valve hybrid from Fender that's equally at home in your studio or on the stage
Carr Amplifiers Artemus 30 1x 12 combo
Carr's new amp promises to nail that elusive EL84 British Invasion tone
Fender Deluxe VM Combo
This little combo aims to make hybrid the new vintage in amp tone terms
Fender '65 Princeton Reverb Reissue
A retake on one of the most legendary amps ever to come out of Fullerton
