Last year, Roland rebranded its capable long-running combo amp for street musicians with the Boss logo. Now the companies continues the Boss Cube line with a pair of practice amps – one for guitarists ...

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Is 'Amp Intelligence' the future of guitar tone? If this new Positive Grid amp is anything to go by, we've still got a few ...

The Spark amp from Positive Grid is paired with a voice-activated mobile app that opens the door to real-time practice and learning tools, and allows players to jam along to tracks from streaming ...

If you think that having a tiny practice amp sounds good in theory, but you're concerned about whether or not such an amp exists that actually sounds good, the Positive Grid Spark Mini is here to ...

With the release of the Spark 2, Positive Grid has the unenviable task of following up one of the most technologically advanced practice amps in recent memory. The original Spark was a triumph of ...

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Dave Okumu (guitarist with The Invisible) tried each amp, as did guitarist Paul Davis (viennacircle.co.uk). To measure the dB, we used the UE SPL app; an iPhone was placed 1m from each amp's speaker, ...

June 6, 2015 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google Stuck in a dorm room or tiny apartment, but still want to play guitar? Make shows you how to build a tiny little ...

The Boss Katana 50 is one of Engadget's favorite guitar amps. Unlike tube-based amplifiers, digital units like the Katana series can be played at low volumes without losing much tone. But even low ...

What do you call someone who gives the toddler in your life a musical instrument as a gift? In most cases, “mortal enemy” is the correct answer, but not everyone feels quite so curmudgeonly, and might ...