Tag: guitar amp review
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Victory Sheriff 22 Review: Classic British Rock Tones in a Lunchbox Amp
The Victory Sheriff 22 is a compact valve amp with Plexi and JCM-style tones, 22 watts, a 0.3W output and great playing dynamics.
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Victory Sheriff 22 Review – Full Power vs 0.3 Watt Mode
The Victory Sheriff 22 is a compact Plexi-style amp with a useful 0.3 watt output for home recording. Here’s how the low-power mode compares against the full power output.
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Is the Orange Rocker 32 a Good Pedal Platform?
The Orange Rocker 32 is not a neutral pedal platform, and that is part of the charm. It takes fuzz, boosts, overdrives and stereo effects well, while still adding that slightly fuzzy Orange character to everything.
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Orange Rocker 32 Review: The Stereo Tube Combo That Fills the Room
The Orange Rocker 32 is a loud, quirky and genuinely inspiring stereo tube combo. It is not the easiest amp for bedroom use, but if you have space to let it breathe, the Dirty channel, pedal response and stereo effects loop make it a seriously fun amp.
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Boss Nextone Stage Review – Good, But Who Is It For?
The Boss Nextone Stage does a lot of things right, especially on the clean side. It sounds full, takes pedals well, and feels solid under the fingers. But once you move to the lead channel, things get less convincing, and the whole package becomes a bit harder to justify at this price point.