All Entries in the "Amps" Category
Line 6 Spider Valve MKII 112 Combo Amp
Line 6 Spider Valve 1×12 Comb Amplifier overview. ALSO … take a crack at winning this amp, along with the FBV Shortboard MkII Controller by watching the video. ROCK ON!
The New Orange TH30 – A Killer Combo (that might make your wallet a little blue)
Orange TH30 review by The Tone King, and write-up by Aubrey Singer.
Mesa Dual Rectifier vs. ENGL Fireball 100 – Two Dream Amps, One Winner
A Buyers Guide by Aubrey Singer
Mesa Dual Rectifier vs. ENGL Fireball Shoot-Out
Something everyone’s been asking for … A blind test between the powerful Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier and ENGL Fireball 100. Let your ears decide which one is for you! Enjoy & ROCK On!
New vs. Old – Battle of the Boogies! A TTK Shoot-Out.
Boys & Girls, Welcome back!
Shoot-Out today will be between the BRAND NEW (for 2010) Multi-Watt Dual Rectifier, versus the vintage and long discontinued TremoVerb Dual Rectifier.
Grudge Match: 6L6 Vs. EL34
6L6 vs. EL34 Power Tubes. A story by Marc Johnson. Check it out!!
Can’t decide on Power Tubes? TTK has you covered!
If you’ve ever been torn between the difference of an EL34, a 6L6/5881 or New Old Stock – you’ve come to the right place. This is a comprehensive tutorial that will allow you to use your ears to decide which power tube is right for you!
Small Package, Big Tone; The Tone King Checks Out The Z.Vex Nano
The Nano is the world’s smallest tube amplifier. It is a one-half watt amp that can power any 4×12 cab (or any 8 to 16 ohm speaker).
From Clean to Scream: The Tone King Reviews the Randall RT100
The Randall RT100 is a 100w 3-channel amp with real spring reverb. The first channel gives you anything from a sparkling clean to a high overdrive; the second gives mild grit to full saturation; and the third gives a full hi-gain tone.
What’s That In Your Pocket? Review of Electro-Harmonix (EHX) 22 Caliber Guitar Amp Head
Yep, it’s an amp that fits in your pocket. We know what you’re saying. “How does it sound?” Well, TheToneKing.com recently got our hands on the Electro-Harmonix 22 Caliber guitar amp, and we have to say: “It sounds pretty damn good.”
