Guitar Amps

There is a lot of speculation as to which guitar amplifiers are the best guitar amps out there, be it from amp modeling types, to tube amps, or guitar rig amps that are 'created' electronically in the final mixdown stages. We're here to explore all options and not rule anything out. From Combo amps, tube amps, twin reverb amps, to what the famous artists are using - i.e. 'eddie van halen amp' is now a keyword for searching on guitar amplifiers, or 'zakk wylde amps' is another great one to get people here. However, this site is about explaining as much as possible and allowing for a healthy discussion on the road warrior guitar tech blog.

This site is all about everything you could ever want to know about Guitars, Guitar Amps and much much more. Here we will be going through all different types of Guitar Amps for different live, studio and band or home situations. Here is a list of the current different Guitar Amp manufacturers and areas of discussion that we will be touching on:

Guitar Amps / Amplifiers

• Mesa/Boogie
• Crate
• Marshall
• Randall
• Trace Elliott
• Peavey
• Line6
• Amp Modeling Software
• Fender Amp models
• Behringer V Amp Pro
• Valvetronix Amp Models
• Fender Twin Reverb Amps
• and of course celebrity guitar rigs

Note: If you want to see something specifically featured ampwise, comment on the Road Warrior Guitar Tech Blog asking about it specifically.

Billy Duffy from 'The Cult With his guitar amps from the Aerosmith / Cult Tour sponsored by Dodge. I attended the Montreal Show and have some photos of the gear on stage including one of my own pedals (all access rocktron) that was borrowed for this tour.'

KRONiS - Mesa-boogie Triple Rectifier Amplifier and 1977 Gibson Les Paul Artisan.Guitar

KRONiS at the Line6 Artist Lounge