Playing the electric guitar in a cover band can be complex. You need to be able to sound like a wide range of different guitar players, each with their own distinct sound -- much of which is based on ...

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Fender first revealed its mobile software plans back in August of last year when the guitar maker's digital arm debuted a tuner app for iOS. In November, we learned the company had guitar amplifiers ...

Despite the appearance of sacrilege, Fender’s Mustang series of modeling guitar amps are highly regarded, and highly popular. They let you choose from a number of Fender-built presets to make your amp ...

This extraordinary hundred-buck headphone amp plugs straight into your electric guitar, giving you access to a dozen beautifully-made amp emulators and a swag of quality effects in about the most ...

Rather than offering a wide range of amp models, Tone Master amps focused all their processing power on recreating one single classic Fender amplifier. Storied combo amps like the Twin Reverb, Super ...

How is it that a tiny guitar amp with origins that date back 76 years is still considered a monster tone machine today? It’s because Fender got so much right with the humble Champ combo from the start ...

If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. The $349.99 Monterey is the more powerful of the two new speakers, which is logical, given that it’s ...

Fender's new Tone Master Series of guitar amps were announced to some excitement at Summer NAMM 2019, as they promised to take the classic Deluxe Reverb and Twin Reverb combos and give them a ruddy ...

Fender’s second app, Tone, is far more ambitious than its predecessor. In fact, it’s the first smartphone app I can recall that’s launched alongside a trio of amplifiers. It’s not necessary to operate ...

Nirvana guitar tech Earnie Bailey is the man responsible for the Fender tube amp Kurt Cobain used on Nirvana's In Utero. As fan and Nirvana gear enthusiast Aaron Rash explains in his latest video on ...